UK Health Radio Podcast
UK Health Radio Podcast
113: The 'D' Word with Pete Hill - Episode 113
113: The 'D' Word with Pete Hill - Episode 113
113: The 'D' Word with Pete Hill - Episode 113
Friday 28th March 2025
Join Pete Hill as he chats with Kat Hall about her journey in social care, from starting at 14 to leading Providers Unite.
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Episode Overview
- Kat Hall started working in social care at age 14.
- She became the youngest registered manager with the Care Quality Commission by 21.
- Kat founded the Bay Gare Group to offer community services.
- Providers Unite aims to unite care providers for better conditions.
- Social care workers play a crucial role in supporting the NHS.
Social care is what holds up the NHS, and if we didn't exist, anyone needing emergency medical treatment would be in trouble
In this episode of the UK Health Radio Podcast, Pete Hill dives into the world of social care with Kat Hall, the Director of the Bay Gare Group. Kat shares her inspiring journey, starting her career in social care at the tender age of 14 and becoming the youngest registered manager with the Care Quality Commission by 21. Her passion for social care is evident as she discusses the challenges and triumphs of the sector.
From her early days working as a tea girl in a care home to founding the Bay Gare Group, Kat's story is both heartwarming and eye-opening. She emphasises the critical role social care plays in supporting the NHS and the need for greater public awareness and appreciation of the sector. Kat also talks about Providers Unite, a movement aimed at uniting care providers to advocate for better conditions and recognition.
The episode highlights the importance of valuing social care workers, who often wear many hats – from caregivers to counsellors to chefs. With a mix of personal anecdotes and broader insights, this episode sheds light on the vital work being done in social care and the ongoing fight for better support and recognition. Tune in to hear Kat's passionate plea for change and her vision for a more respected and well-supported social care system.