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Welcome to Proud to Care Cornwall.
This page has been set up to help us seek adult social care providers feedback and opinions via surveys.
Proud to Care Cornwall also has a new Employer Information Hub specifically for adult social care employers. Our intention is to use the Hub as an active engagement space and to keep you up to date with information, support and resources available to you on a range of issues including recruitment, retention, learning and development.
To access the Employer Information Hub and provide your input to help us develop it further, please work through the following steps:
Sign up to the Let's Talk Cornwall platform - click Register in the top right corner of this page and follow instructions.
Email us at proudtocare@cornwall.gov.uk to tell us you have registered, the business you work for and the email address you used to sign-up.
We will then check your details and enable your access to the Proud to Care Employer Hub and send you the link to access it.
if you have any problems doing this, or you are already registered with Let's Talk Cornwall, then please email us at proudtocare@cornwall.gov.uk
Welcome to Proud to Care Cornwall.
This page has been set up to help us seek adult social care providers feedback and opinions via surveys.
Proud to Care Cornwall also has a new Employer Information Hub specifically for adult social care employers. Our intention is to use the Hub as an active engagement space and to keep you up to date with information, support and resources available to you on a range of issues including recruitment, retention, learning and development.
To access the Employer Information Hub and provide your input to help us develop it further, please work through the following steps:
Sign up to the Let's Talk Cornwall platform - click Register in the top right corner of this page and follow instructions.
Email us at proudtocare@cornwall.gov.uk to tell us you have registered, the business you work for and the email address you used to sign-up.
We will then check your details and enable your access to the Proud to Care Employer Hub and send you the link to access it.
if you have any problems doing this, or you are already registered with Let's Talk Cornwall, then please email us at proudtocare@cornwall.gov.uk
This survey is designed to help inform the current Proud to Care Cornwall recruitment attraction campaign aimed at supporting you as care providers in Cornwall in your drive to recruit care staff. We very much welcome your input and are keen to ensure that we have as many responses as possible.
Proud to Care Cornwall is a partnership between Cornwall Council Adult Social Care, Cornwall Partners in Care (CPIC), CAHSC (Cornwall Adult Health and Social Care learning partnership), social care providers and system colleagues who have aligned to work collaboratively in recruitment matters since the start of the pandemic in March 2020. We acknowledge and are grateful for the support from all of our colleagues in the sector.
The results of this survey will be used to understand your current priorities and challenges to inform our programme of work, particularly in light of changes due to Covid-19. The survey is based on a model from North London Councils who worked with Skills for Care as the sector skills body.
The survey comprises up to 40 questions and may take up to 20-30 mins to complete. We appreciate that this will take time out of your working day, however we believe it is important that our work is informed by feedback from you as care providers. We ask that you please complete the survey by the deadline of 12thSeptember 2021.
Thank you.
Privacy Notice
We will use the information you provide to inform the work of Proud to Care Cornwall including our current recruitment attraction campaign.
The Data Controller for the information you provide in this survey is Cornwall Council, New County Hall, Treyew Road, Truro, TR1 3AY. Data Protection Registration Number Z1745294. Once the survey has closed, your data will be held within Cornwall Council's secure network and premises for up to 2 years. Access to your information will only be made to authorised members of staff who are required to process it for the purposes outlined in this notice.
The anonymised survey results will be shared with members of the Proud to Care Cornwall Steering Group (and sub-groups) and relevant Cornwall Council Adult Social Care staff. A highlight report of survey results will be shared more widely to social care providers in Cornwall though existing communication channels.
