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    High demand for leadership program

    19 Aug 2025

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  • We’re shaping the future of residential care – and we need your help!

    We’re shaping the future of residential care – and we need your help!

    22 Jul 2025

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  • Foundation Case Notes Training

    Foundation Case Notes Training

    01 May 2025

    Tailored for professionals such as practitioners, case managers, and social workers, this workshop offers an immersive learning experience.

  • Update: RCLDS Learning and Development Pathway project – the future of therapeutic residential care

    Update: RCLDS Learning and Development Pathway project – the future of therapeutic residential care

    01 May 2025

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  • We’re developing a pathway for learning and development in residential care

    We’re developing a pathway for learning and development in residential care

    04 Feb 2025

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