Have Your Say: Adult Social Care Workforce Survey

Calling all frontline care workers! Your experiences matter, and now is your chance to help shape the future of adult social care.

At Crossroads Care, we know just how much hard work, dedication and compassion goes into supporting people every day. Our care teams play an incredibly important role in the lives of those they support, and we believe their voices deserve to be heard.

That’s why we’re encouraging our frontline care workers to take part in the Adult Social Care Workforce Survey, being carried out independently by Ipsos.

Why take part?

Nobody understands the realities of working in adult social care quite like the people doing it every day.

From the rewarding moments that make the job worthwhile to the challenges faced along the way, your experiences can provide valuable insight into what it’s really like to work in the sector.

The survey is an opportunity to share your thoughts on areas including:

  • Your experiences of working in adult social care
  • The challenges and rewards of your role
  • Training and development opportunities
  • What could be improved to better support care workers

By sharing your views, you can help ensure the experiences of frontline workers are considered in conversations about the future of social care.

Your responses are confidential

The survey takes approximately 20 minutes to complete and is being conducted independently by Ipsos.

Your responses will remain confidential, and your individual answers will not be shared with Crossroads Care.

We want everyone to feel comfortable sharing their experiences openly and honestly.

Make your voice heard!

Whether you’ve worked in care for years or are relatively new to the sector, your perspective is important.

We’d love to see as many of our care team as possible getting involved and helping to make sure frontline care workers have their say.

Ready to take part?

Click here to complete the Adult Social Care Workforce Survey

Thank you to everyone who takes the time to share their experiences. Your voice matters, and together we can help make a positive difference to the future of adult social care.