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Domiciliary care services finally recovering in Swansea after three years of Covid pressure

It was a heartening message, but councillors were told that the system still needed to be more resilient

Wales Online

Charles III Coronation: Hardly can a King have been better prepared after wait of lifetime

Spiritual, passionate and sometimes eccentric — but always devoted to the cause. Royal Editor Robert Jobson examines the long period of service by Charles III — before he even accedes formally to the throne

Evening Standard

Perth Covid hero will rub shoulders with world leaders and royalty at King’s coronation

British Red Cross volunteer Richard Stibbles BEM left home at the start of the crisis in 2020 to do three deployments in London working minimum 10 hour days transporting patients

Daily Record

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International Day of the Midwife 2023: What is this year’s theme?

International Confederation of Midwives has been organising the event since 1992 and it is marked in 50 countries.

Evening Standard

Warnings raised as PwC paid $8.7m to collect Australian aged care data while helping to set industry prices

Greens and unions raise spectre of potential conflicts of interest as consultancy firm defends against tax scandal

The Guardian - AU

Financial payments to North Ayrshire nurseries to be boosted

The hourly rate paid to funded providers, including childminders, will be increased to £5.76 followed by the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday (May 2).

Daily Record

King Charles made history when he watched the Queen’s coronation aged four

The prince tugged on his grandmother’s sleeve in excitement but also looked bored during the three-hour ceremony in 1953

Evening Standard

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Sign a person is just hours from death appears on the knees, feet and hands

The Hospice Foundation of America has revealed some key signs that a person is reaching the end of their life

Daily Mirror

Young people caring for someone with a health condition could be due annual payment worth nearly £360

The Young Carer Grant is for Scots aged 16, 17 or 18 who provide up to 16 hours of care each week.

Daily Record

Former Rangers and Celtic stars score with £12,000 Renfrewshire hospice boost

The first-ever speakers' evening organised by the much-loved facility was a resounding success.

Daily Record

Nottinghamshire care home operator pulls out as future for residents and staff left uncertain

Queenswood care home can offer accommodation for up to 41 people and operators say it "can't rule out" the possibility of closure

Nottingham Post

Nurses union fears nursing homes won't pass on 'historic' $11.3 billion budget commitment to boost aged care wages

The nurses union warns the aged care sector has form when it comes to avoiding paying wage rises, and says the government must oblige providers to pass on a historic 15 per cent pay increase to all workers, not just those on award rates.

ABC News

Hunter aged care home says 15% pay rise will help ease workers' 'pain'

'I had a registered nurse friend who went to work at Coles in the deli because she just couldn't stand the pressures.'

Newcastle Herald

Elderly man beaten to death in Mexico while delivering donations to poor families

Rudy Lazo, 79, moved to the US from El Salvador in the 1980s to start a family but would regularly drive 125 miles to Tijuana to deliver toys, food and clothes to help those less fortunate

Daily Mirror

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The Guardian - UK

Teenager who gave birth alone in prison cell was vulnerable to exploitation – inquest

Surrey coroner considering whether failures in care to mother contributed to baby’s death

The New Daily

Budget to fund record pay rise for 250,000 aged care workers

Australia's aged care workers will pocket a record 15 per cent pay rise, as the Albanese government commits $11.3 billion to meet a Fair Work Commission

Nottingham Post

'Our loss' as Nottingham nuns leave city after failing to raise money for new monastery

People took to social media to voice their sadness

The Hindu

11.28 lakh Kudumbashree members provided insurance coverage

More than 11.28 lakh Kudumbashree women have been provided life insurance coverage through the Jeevan Deepam Oruma neighbourhood group insurance scheme

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Newsroom.co.nz

IRD applies to liquidate large aged care provider

An aged care provider with nearly 300 beds in six rest homes across the country is in financial difficulty and facing insolvency proceedings later this month.

Newsroom.co.nz

The single parent stigma that should be consigned to history

A new report has found single parents still face stigma and discrimination. As The Detail finds out, if things don't get better, it'll be children who suffer.

The Guardian - UK

Naheed Ahmed obituary

Other lives: Hospital doctor who worked in Swansea, London and Saudi Arabia before returning to the UK as a medical assessor

Chicago Sun-Times

Lincolnshire nursing home under investigation after most staff doesn’t show up

No medical staff and only a third of the staff showed up Monday when the facility changed owners, authorities said.

Belfast Live

Dáithí thanks council after six-year-old campaigner granted Freedom of City

The West Belfast lad has become the youngest ever beneficiary of the honour

The Conversation

Tiredness of life: the growing phenomenon in western society

Molly was 88 years old and in good health. She had outlived two husbands, her siblings, most of her friends and her only son.

The Guardian - AU

Consulting firm KPMG paid to audit Australian aged care homes while also advising providers

Public sector union says reliance on consultants is problematic as perceived conflicts of interest could damage public trust

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