Recover, Reset and Regenerate
Event date
Post Event Summary
The COVID-19 crisis provides an opportunity to embed a step change to services that Regenerate and produce better outcomes. In other words, it offers an opportunity for a reset across the whole system. Housing is central to that reset as staying home protected the NHS and saved lives.
On Wednesday 24 June 2020, over 900 people joined us and our partners Foundations and ADASS for this virtual conference. They were treated to a selection of excellent keynote speakers and practice leaders from specialist housing to homelessness and from technology to aids and adaptations in the home. They included Luke MP, Minister for Rough Sleeping and Housing, and James Bullion, the new ADASS President and Norfolk County Council’s Executive Director of Adult Social Services (read his follow up Housing LIN guest blog here).
Other key messages, articulated by leading figures from across the Care, Housing and Health Sector and backed by the lived experience of providers and people during the pandemic, have now been captured in this post-conference briefing. It pulls together the contributions of the speakers, participants and polls during the day to reflect and amplify some simple but challenging messages from across the Care, Housing and Health sectors around investing in move-on, affordable and accessible housing.
See the full conference briefing under 'documents' below.
The COVID-19 crisis provides an opportunity to embed a step change to services that Regenerate and produce better outcomes. In other words, it offers an opportunity for a reset across the whole system. Housing is central to that reset as staying home protected the NHS and saved lives.
On Wednesday 24 June 2020, over 900 people joined us and our partners Foundations and ADASS for this virtual conference. They were treated to a selection of excellent keynote speakers and practice leaders from specialist housing to homelessness and from technology to aids and adaptations in the home. They included Luke MP, Minister for Rough Sleeping and Housing, and James Bullion, the new ADASS President and Norfolk County Council’s Executive Director of Adult Social Services (read his follow up Housing LIN guest blog here).
Other key messages, articulated by leading figures from across the Care, Housing and Health Sector and backed by the lived experience of providers and people during the pandemic, have now been captured in this post-conference briefing. It pulls together the contributions of the speakers, participants and polls during the day to reflect and amplify some simple but challenging messages from across the Care, Housing and Health sectors around investing in move-on, affordable and accessible housing.
See the full conference briefing under 'documents' below.
Programme
The COVID-19 crisis provides an opportunity to embed a step change to services that Regenerate and produce better outcomes. In other words, it offers an opportunity for a reset across the whole system. Housing is central to that reset as staying home protected the NHS and saved lives.
Join us to hear a selection of excellent keynote speakers and practice leaders from specialist housing to homelessness and from technology to aids and adaptations in the home. They include Luke MP, Minister for Rough Sleeping and Housing, and James Bullion, the new ADASS President and Norfolk County Council’s Executive Director of Adult Social Services.
The COVID-19 crisis provides an opportunity to embed a step change to services that Regenerate and produce better outcomes. In other words, it offers an opportunity for a reset across the whole system. Housing is central to that reset as staying home protected the NHS and saved lives.
Join us to hear a selection of excellent keynote speakers and practice leaders from specialist housing to homelessness and from technology to aids and adaptations in the home. They include Luke MP, Minister for Rough Sleeping and Housing, and James Bullion, the new ADASS President and Norfolk County Council’s Executive Director of Adult Social Services.
Agenda
10:00 AM - RECOVER chaired by Neil Revelly ADASS/LGA
Recovery is not a return to the problems of the past but growth to inspire and enable a more resilient future and delivers healthier outcomes
Introduced by Luke Hall MP, Minister for Rough Sleeping and Housing
Keynotes from:
- James Bullion, ADASS President
- Alex Fox OBE, CEO of Shared Lives Plus
Best practice examples:
- Shared Lives Plus ambassador & Lived experience
- CVS responses Bristol. From Hospital Discharge to Prevention
11:30 AM - Break and Networking
12:00 PM - RESET chaired by Tia Matthews MHCLG
The reset will reflect the step changes made possible by our responses to the crisis to transform care at home and repair services
Keynotes from:
- Paul Burstow, Chair of the TSA (tbc)
- TBC
Best practice examples:
- Petra Salva, St Mungo’s Director of Rough Sleeping, Westminster and Migrant Services on the experience of supporting 1200 street Homeless people across London
- Rachel Russell, Royal College of Occupational Therapists on remote assessment & support
1:30 PM - Break and Networking
2:00 PM - REGENERATE chaired by Jeremy Porteous Housing LIN
Regeneration will highlight the market opportunities to improve housing supply and target investment to meet demand for innovative new products & services.
Keynotes from:
- Bruce Moore, CEO of Housing21
- Chris Naylor, Senior Fellow at The King’s Fund
Best practice examples:
- Jo Grainger, East Midlands HA, on Specialist & Supported Housing
- Meredith Bowles, Mole Architects, on design and communities
10:00 AM - RECOVER chaired by Neil Revelly ADASS/LGA
Recovery is not a return to the problems of the past but growth to inspire and enable a more resilient future and delivers healthier outcomes
Introduced by Luke Hall MP, Minister for Rough Sleeping and Housing
Keynotes from:
- James Bullion, ADASS President
- Alex Fox OBE, CEO of Shared Lives Plus
Best practice examples:
- Shared Lives Plus ambassador & Lived experience
- CVS responses Bristol. From Hospital Discharge to Prevention
11:30 AM - Break and Networking
12:00 PM - RESET chaired by Tia Matthews MHCLG
The reset will reflect the step changes made possible by our responses to the crisis to transform care at home and repair services
Keynotes from:
- Paul Burstow, Chair of the TSA (tbc)
- TBC
Best practice examples:
- Petra Salva, St Mungo’s Director of Rough Sleeping, Westminster and Migrant Services on the experience of supporting 1200 street Homeless people across London
- Rachel Russell, Royal College of Occupational Therapists on remote assessment & support
1:30 PM - Break and Networking
2:00 PM - REGENERATE chaired by Jeremy Porteous Housing LIN
Regeneration will highlight the market opportunities to improve housing supply and target investment to meet demand for innovative new products & services.
Keynotes from:
- Bruce Moore, CEO of Housing21
- Chris Naylor, Senior Fellow at The King’s Fund
Best practice examples:
- Jo Grainger, East Midlands HA, on Specialist & Supported Housing
- Meredith Bowles, Mole Architects, on design and communities
