AskSARA guest blog for Social Care Institute For Excellence (SCIE)

Dianna Stirling, Partnerships Manager for Scotland and Northern Ireland at the Disabled Living Foundation has written a guest blog on the new Carers UK AskSARA interactive online tool for Social Care Institute For Excellence (SCIE)

The blog can be viewed here: https://www.scie.org.uk/news/opinions/ask-sara/

Dianna can be contacted at dianna.stirling@dlf.org.uk

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AskSARA guest blog for Social Care Institute For Excellence (SCIE)

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