Lincolnshire Care Association (LinCA)

Lincolnshire Care Association (LinCA) represents the interests of care and support providers within the independent and voluntary sectors. They aim to assist providers to ensure that a sustainable selection of quality care services is available in Lincolnshire.

Managed by a voluntary Board of Directors, LinCA prides itself on offering accessible information, support, advice, and development opportunities to care services in Lincolnshire. By doing so, it can help providers respond effectively to the community's evolving needs from the care sector.

Who does Lincolnshire Care Association represent?

LinCO represents its members' views locally, regionally and nationally on major policy and funding issues. They play a key role in portraying a positive image of the care sector in their work with the media. The association works alongside care providers, the NHS, and Lincolnshire County Council to develop new models of care and support, as well as new business opportunities. They have a place on the Lincolnshire Safeguarding Adult Board with a contribution to policies and practices.

Types of service:

  • Community, Day and Supported Living Services
  • Care Homes providing Personal and Nursing Care
  • Independant Social Work
  • Domiciliary Care Providers

Why should Lincolnshire care providers become a member of LinCO?

  • They can post job advertisements on the LinCO website
  • Key business information and news are provided in the member area of the website
  • Two free tickets to the LinCA Annual Conference
  • Access to LinCA Board members with expertise in Nursing Homes, CQC, Domicilary and Residential Care
  • Regular communications and a monthly newsletter
  • Business listing in the "Looking for Care" portal
  • Access to member only specific workshops
  • Quarterly networking meetings and Annual General Meeting
  • Access to support services - LinCA can access business support services such as Finance, HR, and Legal Services through their commercial members at discounted rates.

How much does the membership cost?

  • A flat rate fee of £100 per annum per provider group.
  • You can register additional homes with their own contact and extra conference ticketes for an additional fee of £50 per home.
  • Stand-alone member homes with less than 10 beds or 20 beds will pay £25 or £50 respectively.

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