Care home bombing 'doesn't bear thinking about' says care leader keen to help Ukraine's old and young

A care home leader is eager to help Ukraine’s care homes get basics like incontinence pads and dementia medicine, while calling for young Ukrainians to get UK care jobs and respite care for elderly refugees fleeing Russia’s invasion As a care home for the disabled, with 330 people inside it, was reportedly bombed near the Kharkiv city in Ukraine by Russian troops, the https://www.carehome.co.uk/associations-organisations-charities/profile.cfm/id/69990|National Care Association (NCA), which represents care homes, believes Ukraine’s elderly and disabled need care in the UK, just as its working age refugees need jobs.
Source: Care Feeds