News & Blog
Stay up to date with the latest stories, insights and updates from our care team, our shared workforce, expert advisors and reflections from across our community.
Supporting a child with complex needs at home: what families need to know
A guide for families supporting a child with complex needs at home, covering what specialist care involves, and what provider to look for.
How long does an ADHD assessment take in 2026?
A clear guide to ADHD assessment waiting times in 2026, so you know what to expect and how to get started.
Children stuck in hospital: why community care workers have never been more needed
Thousands of children are stuck in hospital simply because community care is not there. Here’s why it matters and how you could help.
Why care work might be exactly the right move for you
Discover how rewarding a transition into care work can be with ENS, offering clear career progression for those seeking meaningful roles.
Supporting your child at home: what children’s care really looks like
Discover how tailored home-based care provides children with additional needs a familiar and supportive environment to thrive.
A new chapter for ENS: one brand, three brilliant service pillars
After three decades of caring for people across our local communities, we’re thrilled to introduce our new website, and with it, a fresh approach to how we present who we are and what we do.
Top 10 CV tips for care and support workers
Applying for a role in care and support can feel daunting, especially if you are unsure how to present your experience or are new to the sector. Writing a CV is not about finding perfect wording or trying to impress. It is about sharing who you are, how you work with people, and why care is important to you.
How home care can support independence, not take it away
For many people, the thought of receiving care brings mixed feelings. While there may be a clear need for extra support, it is very common to worry about what that support might mean. Some people fear losing their independence, their routines, or even a sense of who they are.
