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Sheffield has a new citywide dementia plan to provide people with dementia and their families with the right support and care.

The story of a loved one who just wants to be back home where they belong, instead of in a hospital bed, is a familiar one to all of us.

Ambitions to make Sheffield a period equity and menopause aware city move forward.

More people in Sheffield who need support are living independently and well at home because of work between health and care services to prevent readmission to hospital.

Noreen, Community Team Manager at IDAS Sheffield, spoke to us about the emotional and practical support they give to anyone impacted by domestic abuse.

Sheffield City Council’s Lifelong Learning Service has been awarded an ‘outstanding’ rating from Ofsted for the city’s adult learning programmes, provision for learners with high needs and behaviours and attitudes of staff.

‘Hear Our Voice’ is making significant progress on plans that support all adults with a learning disability in Sheffield, including people who have additional support needs because of a physical disability, sensory impairment or autism.

Carers are vital to our communities. Without their support our care system would be severely compromised.

The city now has a 10-year plan to create a fairer and healthier Sheffield.

Technology is changing all of our lives and those who receive social care support in Sheffield may soon benefit from more ‘tech enabled’ care, which will support more people to live well independently.