Housing LIN Extra Care Housing Annual Conference 2012 - London
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Description
Investing in solutions, making it happen
This event, organised by the Housing Learning and Improvement Network (LIN), is our second Annual Conference. We are immensely grateful to all our sponsors for the support they have given and for making this event possible this year.
Hot off the heels of the government's Care for our Future White Paper, and the announcement of up to £300m for specialised housing, the conference promises to bring together the latest innovative research, policy and practice developments that can help enable you to make the case for Extra Care Housing in the current financial climate.
With an impressive cast of keynote speakers, 2 panel debates and 10 knowledge & innovation exchange sessions (opens new window), there will also be an excellent opportunity for you to learn about, question and discuss the most up-to-date ideas, policy and funding information and access professional advice needed to plan, develop, manage, finance and advance the housing with care choices for older people. Scroll down to see the programme.
To coincide with the theme of the event, the Housing LIN and our partners are publishing a selection of new documents. These a collection of papers on future funding models, briefings on, toolkits on planning for an ageing society and research findings from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation's A Better Life programme. These can be picked up and will also be handed out at the related Sessions.
In addition, networking is a significant element of the conference with time allowed for delegates to chat with their peers, talk with the exhibitors and find out more about investing in solutions.
And finally, during the conference, there will be a collection to raise money for Ty Hafan, a children's hospice in Cardiff. They do tremendous work for children, young people and their families. You will find an envelope on each table and a generous donation would be much appreciated.
This conference is organised by the Housing Learning and Improvement Network in association with Elderly Accommodation Counsel (opens new window), 89 Albert Embankment, London SE1 7TP
Investing in solutions, making it happen
This event, organised by the Housing Learning and Improvement Network (LIN), is our second Annual Conference. We are immensely grateful to all our sponsors for the support they have given and for making this event possible this year.
Hot off the heels of the government's Care for our Future White Paper, and the announcement of up to £300m for specialised housing, the conference promises to bring together the latest innovative research, policy and practice developments that can help enable you to make the case for Extra Care Housing in the current financial climate.
With an impressive cast of keynote speakers, 2 panel debates and 10 knowledge & innovation exchange sessions (opens new window), there will also be an excellent opportunity for you to learn about, question and discuss the most up-to-date ideas, policy and funding information and access professional advice needed to plan, develop, manage, finance and advance the housing with care choices for older people. Scroll down to see the programme.
To coincide with the theme of the event, the Housing LIN and our partners are publishing a selection of new documents. These a collection of papers on future funding models, briefings on, toolkits on planning for an ageing society and research findings from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation's A Better Life programme. These can be picked up and will also be handed out at the related Sessions.
In addition, networking is a significant element of the conference with time allowed for delegates to chat with their peers, talk with the exhibitors and find out more about investing in solutions.
And finally, during the conference, there will be a collection to raise money for Ty Hafan, a children's hospice in Cardiff. They do tremendous work for children, young people and their families. You will find an envelope on each table and a generous donation would be much appreciated.
This conference is organised by the Housing Learning and Improvement Network in association with Elderly Accommodation Counsel (opens new window), 89 Albert Embankment, London SE1 7TP
Programme
- 8.45 Registration, refreshments and exhibition
- 9.20 Chair's Welcome - John Frankiewicz, Willmott Dixon
- 9.30 Minister's Address - Norman Lamb, Minister of State for Care & Support at the Department of Health
- 9.55 Hard Times, Great Expectations - Sarah Pickup, President of ADASS and Director of Adult Social Care, Hertfordshire County Council
- 10.20 Questions or comments
- 10.30 Morning refreshments, exhibition and networking
- 11.00 What housing will suit us as we age? Preparing in a cold climate - Julia Unwin, Chief Executive, Joseph Rowntree Foundation
- 11.25 1st panel debate on funding: investing in our future - Chaired by Melville Knight, Castleoak
Panelists: Ruth Cooke, Midland Heart - Ian Mason, Schroders - Paul Abey, HCA - Charlotte Cook, Winckworth Sherwood - Stephen Brooks, Santander
- 12.15 Knowledge & Innovation Exchange Sessions (click here for an overview of the 10 sessions) (opens new window)
- 13.15 Lunch, networking and exhibition
- 14.15 Knowledge & Innovation Exchange Sessions (click here for an overview of the 10 sessions)
- 15.15 Afternoon refreshments, exhibition and networking
- 15.45 Why extra care housing is still the right answer - Nick Abbey, Chief Executive, ExtraCare Charitable Trust - Click here to watch ECCT video: "Better Lives for Older People (opens new window)"
- 16.10 2nd panel debate on marketing: raising the game - Chaired by Jeremy Porteus, Housing LIN
Panelists: Sarah Buchanan, TPT - Nick Abbey, ECCT - Gary Day, McCarthy & Stone - Darren Crocker, Gleeds - Roger Battersby, PRP
- 16.50 Closing Remarks - Jeremy Porteus, Housing LIN
- 17.00 Close of the conference and opportunities for further informal networking until 18.00
N.B: Registrations to attend the Knowledge & innovation exchange sessions will be taken on the day on a first-come, first-served basis from 8.45pm.
Delegates will also receive free copies of...
- Housing LIN resource pack 'Investing in Solutions, Making it Happen'
- A selection on new JRF findings
- 8.45 Registration, refreshments and exhibition
- 9.20 Chair's Welcome - John Frankiewicz, Willmott Dixon
- 9.30 Minister's Address - Norman Lamb, Minister of State for Care & Support at the Department of Health
- 9.55 Hard Times, Great Expectations - Sarah Pickup, President of ADASS and Director of Adult Social Care, Hertfordshire County Council
- 10.20 Questions or comments
- 10.30 Morning refreshments, exhibition and networking
- 11.00 What housing will suit us as we age? Preparing in a cold climate - Julia Unwin, Chief Executive, Joseph Rowntree Foundation
- 11.25 1st panel debate on funding: investing in our future - Chaired by Melville Knight, Castleoak
Panelists: Ruth Cooke, Midland Heart - Ian Mason, Schroders - Paul Abey, HCA - Charlotte Cook, Winckworth Sherwood - Stephen Brooks, Santander - 12.15 Knowledge & Innovation Exchange Sessions (click here for an overview of the 10 sessions) (opens new window)
- 13.15 Lunch, networking and exhibition
- 14.15 Knowledge & Innovation Exchange Sessions (click here for an overview of the 10 sessions)
- 15.15 Afternoon refreshments, exhibition and networking
- 15.45 Why extra care housing is still the right answer - Nick Abbey, Chief Executive, ExtraCare Charitable Trust - Click here to watch ECCT video: "Better Lives for Older People (opens new window)"
- 16.10 2nd panel debate on marketing: raising the game - Chaired by Jeremy Porteus, Housing LIN
Panelists: Sarah Buchanan, TPT - Nick Abbey, ECCT - Gary Day, McCarthy & Stone - Darren Crocker, Gleeds - Roger Battersby, PRP - 16.50 Closing Remarks - Jeremy Porteus, Housing LIN
- 17.00 Close of the conference and opportunities for further informal networking until 18.00
N.B: Registrations to attend the Knowledge & innovation exchange sessions will be taken on the day on a first-come, first-served basis from 8.45pm.
Delegates will also receive free copies of...
- Housing LIN resource pack 'Investing in Solutions, Making it Happen'
- A selection on new JRF findings
Aims
5 reasons not to miss the Extra Care Housing Annual Conference 2012
- Latest research and practice: get the inside track on investing in solutions in Extra Care Housing
- Launch of new publication: hear about and get a copy of the Housing LIN's resource pack 'Investing in Solutions, Making it Happen'
- Knowledge & innovation: participate in workshops where you will learn from key experts from across the housing with care arena on latest policy and practice developments
- Engage in debate: express your thoughts on the future housing with care needs and aspirations of older people
- Stay networked: take the opportunity to visit the exhibition stands and make contact with over 300 delegates
5 reasons not to miss the Extra Care Housing Annual Conference 2012
- Latest research and practice: get the inside track on investing in solutions in Extra Care Housing
- Launch of new publication: hear about and get a copy of the Housing LIN's resource pack 'Investing in Solutions, Making it Happen'
- Knowledge & innovation: participate in workshops where you will learn from key experts from across the housing with care arena on latest policy and practice developments
- Engage in debate: express your thoughts on the future housing with care needs and aspirations of older people
- Stay networked: take the opportunity to visit the exhibition stands and make contact with over 300 delegates
Workshop Instructions
Registrations to attend the Knowledge & innovation exchange sessions will be taken on the day on a first-come, first-served basis.
Registrations to attend the Knowledge & innovation exchange sessions will be taken on the day on a first-come, first-served basis.
Booking Terms
Important notice: the cost of this free conference equates to £150 per head. If you register to attend and then fail to attend, we will invoice your organisation for this amount.
Important notice: the cost of this free conference equates to £150 per head. If you register to attend and then fail to attend, we will invoice your organisation for this amount.