The Fight for Dignity in Adult Care: A Carer’s Perspective

Stone bench engraved with the word ‘Dignity’ in a green park, representing the urgent need to restore dignity in adult care for elderly and disabled individuals.

I recently came across an article in The Guardian about individuals being turned away from state-funded social care due to funding shortages. Never thought I would find myself writing on a topic with political undertones—but as a carer, I see the real impact. I see what it does to families who have support, and I see the emotional and physical toll when they don’t. What’s unfolding isn’t just a funding issue—it’s a growing crisis that undermines dignity in adult care.

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