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The voice of independent adult social care providers across Kirklees
A not for profit organisation working collaboratively towards an improved social care and health experience for every person who accesses services or works in the care sector.
 

Who are Kirklees Care
Association
(KirCA)?

Kirklees Care Association is a not for profit organisation working as the recognised representative body providing one single, strong voice and support network for independent social care provider across Kirklees.

Our members include care/nursing homes, homecare agencies and supported living providers looking after residents across Kirklees.

We focus on fostering collaborative, professional relationships with key partners.

We take part in positive and productive conversations with stakeholders to help inform and influence care sector decision makers.

We aim to support and encourage care providers to share and develop best practice, offering additional training and development opportunities.

We work together towards an improved social care and health experience for every person who accesses services or works in the care sector.

What Are Our Objectives?

To ensure residents of Kirklees receive high quality care from well trained, knowledgeable staff who feel valued and love what they do.

To develop and maintain the membership of Kirklees Care Association, representing our members as one single, strong voice of the independent adult social care sector in Kirklees.

To be a strategic partner, liaising regularly with Kirklees Council, ICS, ICB, Regional and National Care Associations to influence care sector decisions.

 
‘We feel well represented and supported. Thank you!’
‘We recieved excellent support and advice from KirCA during the Covid19 pandemic.’
‘You may only be relatively new, however you have already made a big difference to the funding we have received in Kirklees.’