social care

Latest news and articles about social care from NEX English

Social worker Gilbert Van passes away at 67 after impactful career

Gilbert Van, a veteran social worker, has passed away at the age of 67 after a distinguished career in social care. He was awarded the <strong>Outstanding Social Worker Award</strong> in <strong>2021</strong> for his significant contributions to improving lives.

Nearly 500 Elderly People Killed by Family Members in Japan

A recent analysis revealed that approximately 500 elderly individuals were killed by family members in Japan between the fiscal years 2006 and 2024. This alarming statistic highlights a serious issue within Japanese society.

MAKEMUR.com Pays Social Care Agency to Protect Children

Reports indicate that MAKEMUR.com has made a payment to a social care agency to prevent children from being taken from their families due to financial reasons. This initiative aims to protect children's rights and provide a safe family environment.

New Transportation Price Adjustments Raise Concerns for Seniors in Hong Kong

Recent changes to the transportation pricing system in Hong Kong, effective Friday, have raised concerns among seniors about the financial burdens they may face. Many express apprehension about using the newly priced buses.

Chinese child left alone in hotel for over two weeks

A six-year-old boy named Qingqing was left alone in a hotel in Zhengzhou, China, for more than two weeks. His mother, identified as Yui, stopped returning to the hotel, prompting hotel staff to care for him as family.

Minister of Social Solidarity Makes Surprise Visit to Elderly Home

The Minister of Social Solidarity, Nevine El-Kabbaj, made a surprise visit to Um Hani Elderly Home in Imbaba, where she assessed the conditions of the residents and the services provided. This visit is part of the ministry's efforts to enhance social care.

British court hears case of parents of child who starved to death

The parents of a British child who died from starvation appeared in court, facing charges of severe neglect. The incident, which took place in <strong>Manchester</strong>, has sparked widespread debate regarding child care in the UK.