Ownership in social care: why it matters and what can be done

New Economics Foundation -
This report argues that, if government increases funding for adult social care, care users and workers should benefit rather than the owners of increasingly large private firms. It puts forward the view that the crisis of care is not only one of funding, but also of provision, with most services run for private profit and increasingly by globalised chains. It sets out a number of recommendations for national and local government to support the development of new and existing democratic models of ownership.

• Report
• New Economics Foundation - press release