He also committed to cross-party talks on social care to build a consensus on the issue. Andy Burnham shares a laugh with Doreen, a resident at Jewish Care, on a visit to a care home and community centre (Photo: Getty Images)POOL/AFP via Getty ImagesChief executive of Jewish Care Daniel Carmel-Brown welcomed the commitment to place social care at the centre of the national conversation and the decision to accelerate Baroness Casey's review. Richard Franklin, chief executive of Kisharon Langdon, which supports autistic people and those with disabilities, welcomed the Prime Minister’s commitment to recognising the “vital contribution” of the social care workforce. “We know that high-quality, person-centred social care transforms lives, and agree with the Prime Minister that it depends on a skilled, dedicated workforce which is nationally undervalued. We welcome the focus on improving pay, training and career progression for social care staff.