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Annual Review 2023
2007
Broadening
our horizons
in the East
Midlands, 2007 saw our charity open a new group of learning disability and mental health services in Leicester.
In 2017, these brilliant services achieved Community Integrated Care’s first ‘Outstanding’ CQC rating.
2009
The first of many thriving sport partnerships kicked off as we joined forces with Middlesbrough FC foundation, supporting social care projects in the community.
2018
2018 was a big year, as we launched our ambitious We Dare strategy and merged with Age Exchange, an arts charity based in London.
2019
There were
celebrations
all round
as our
charity was
recognised as Charity Times Charity of the Year. The year also saw the launch
of our ground-breaking Learning Disability Super League, changing lives and perceptions through the power of sport.
2021
Partnering
with
leading
job
evaluation
experts, Korn Ferry,
we launched our first Unfair To Care report, an independent assessment highlighting the unfair pay gap in social care and debunking the myth that support work is a 'low-skilled' profession.
2007 –
2012 –
2012
2017
2017 –
2023
2013
As Community Integrated Care celebrated
its 25th
anniversary, an exciting rebrand was unveiled.
2015
Our first services in Sheffield and Nottingham opened, and the 'Golden Thread' personalisation project was launched, bringing to life the principles of the Care Act.
2020
With a
global
pandemic
taking
hold, our charity sought to protect its people and stand up for social care. We featured heavily in the media and created an award-winning BBC Panorama programme to document the first wave of Covid-19 within care services.
2022
Hosting an inspirational roadshow for our leaders, we launched our Best Lives Possible vision. As the official social care partner of the Rugby League World Cup we also created unique inclusion opportunities for people with support needs, the likes of which have never been seen before
in sport.
2023
We celebrated
our 35th
birthday and successfully merged with Scottish social care charity, Inspire, uniting in a shared vision for the future of social care.
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