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The BSBC Data Security & Protection Toolkit Summit 2024

The first DSPT Summit for the Northwest was held on 23rd January 2024. In collaboration with Better Security, Better Care, Skills For Care, and National Care Forum, we hosted care providers, local authority members and several key stakeholders to initiate insightful discussions around the DSPT. If you are an associate stakeholder or a care provider in the Northwest, get in touch to learn more.

Mikaela Williams-Brown

Operations and Workforce

Development Director

mikaela@lscpinfo.co.uk

Mikaela has worked for several years in Workforce Development within the Social Care sector. She was appointed in 2004 to support over 320 private/voluntary/independent sector employers in Liverpool, who provide services to vulnerable adults, children and young people. Supporting them to develop the skills of their workforce, in addition to developing innovative techniques to address recruitment and retention issues within the sector.

Mikaela provides workforce support ensuring that National Minimum Standards are maintained in line with Government frameworks and manages both the strategic and operational development of Liverpool Social Care Partnership (LSCP), working collaboratively with stakeholders and partners to maximise access to and use of resources through the development of joint training initiatives, shared funding arrangements and other new developments.

During her time as Workforce Development Director and in her role as Chair of Greater Merseyside Care Partnership, Mikaela has worked collaboratively with Skills for Care on workforce issues within the sub-region and on projects such as ‘Good Practice in the Employment of Migrant Workers’, ‘Care Ambassadors’, Pre-employment training programmes and Skills for Life for the sector.

LSCP Update

It is with regret and deep sadness that we must inform you of the death of Mikaela Williams-Brown, Operations Director here at LSCP.

Mikaela was a remarkable woman who loved her work, cared passionately about the sector and so was equally passionate about promoting service quality through enabling a skilled and committed workforce.

She was a force of nature who impacted positively on the lives and work of all those she touched and she will be missed, profoundly.

We will continue to work hard to provide all our services to you, but please bear with us at this time.