South East Housing LIN Regional Meeting
Event date
Health and Housing: What does choice look like? What should choice look like?
The event theme has been influenced by the recent Housing LIN report for Brighton and Hove Council, which carried out an older persons' housing needs assessment. We estimated a need for an increased range and volume of housing options for older people; in this report we highlighted older peoples' desire for a wide range of choice when considering housing options in later life.
The event theme has been influenced by the recent Housing LIN report for Brighton and Hove Council, which carried out an older persons' housing needs assessment. We estimated a need for an increased range and volume of housing options for older people; in this report we highlighted older peoples' desire for a wide range of choice when considering housing options in later life.
Draft Agenda
- 12.00 Registration and Lunch
- 13.00 Welcome and Introductions – Nigel Holmes, South East Chair, Housing LIN
- 13.10 Housing LIN Update – Clare Skidmore, Influencing and Networks, Housing LIN ~ @SkidmoreClare
- 13.20 Housing choices for older people – Martin Reid, Assistant Director of Housing, Brighton and Hove City Council ~ @BrightonHoveCC
- 13.45 Housing for an ageing population – setting the context– Henry Smith, Senior programme manager – homes, Centre for Ageing Better ~ @henry_smith_AB
- 14.05 Refreshment break
- 14.25 Housing choices for people with a learning disability – Emma Lopez, Self Advocacy Coordinator and Ian Metherell, Self Advocate, Brighton and Hove Speak Out ~ @bhspeakout
- 14.50 Refreshing the High Impact Change Model for Managing Transfers for Care– Fiona Russell, Senior Adviser, Care and Health Improvement Programme, Local Government Association ~ @LGAcomms
- 15.15 Examples of High Impact Change Model in practice – Clare Skidmore, Influencing and Networks, Housing LIN ~ @SkidmoreClare
- 15.25 Breakout session - Examples of High Impact Change Model (HICM) in practice – A chance to share and explore examples of the HICM working in practice.
- 15.45 Summary & Close
- 12.00 Registration and Lunch
- 13.00 Welcome and Introductions – Nigel Holmes, South East Chair, Housing LIN
- 13.10 Housing LIN Update – Clare Skidmore, Influencing and Networks, Housing LIN ~ @SkidmoreClare
- 13.20 Housing choices for older people – Martin Reid, Assistant Director of Housing, Brighton and Hove City Council ~ @BrightonHoveCC
- 13.45 Housing for an ageing population – setting the context– Henry Smith, Senior programme manager – homes, Centre for Ageing Better ~ @henry_smith_AB
- 14.05 Refreshment break
- 14.25 Housing choices for people with a learning disability – Emma Lopez, Self Advocacy Coordinator and Ian Metherell, Self Advocate, Brighton and Hove Speak Out ~ @bhspeakout
- 14.50 Refreshing the High Impact Change Model for Managing Transfers for Care– Fiona Russell, Senior Adviser, Care and Health Improvement Programme, Local Government Association ~ @LGAcomms
- 15.15 Examples of High Impact Change Model in practice – Clare Skidmore, Influencing and Networks, Housing LIN ~ @SkidmoreClare
- 15.25 Breakout session - Examples of High Impact Change Model (HICM) in practice – A chance to share and explore examples of the HICM working in practice.
- 15.45 Summary & Close
Travel
Jubilee Library in situated in The Lanes (Central Brighton), and is 8 mins walk from Brighton Train Station.
The nearest carparks to Jubilee Library are:
NCP Car Park Brighton Theatre, Church St, Brighton BN1 1US (3mins walk)
RCP Parking North Road Car Park, Tower Point, 44 North Rd, Brighton BN1 1YR (4mins walk).
Jubilee Library in situated in The Lanes (Central Brighton), and is 8 mins walk from Brighton Train Station.
The nearest carparks to Jubilee Library are:
NCP Car Park Brighton Theatre, Church St, Brighton BN1 1US (3mins walk)
RCP Parking North Road Car Park, Tower Point, 44 North Rd, Brighton BN1 1YR (4mins walk).
Terms and Conditions
Important notice: this event provided free of charge to those registered in advance to attend and who subsequently attend. However, we reserve the right to charge those who register and subsequently fail to attend. This is due to the Housing LIN's incurring irrecoverable costs based on numbers of those registered in advance to attend. Non-attenders will be invoiced and pursued for payment. By registering you unreservedly accept these terms and conditions. The cost of this event is £150 plus VAT per head.
Important notice: this event provided free of charge to those registered in advance to attend and who subsequently attend. However, we reserve the right to charge those who register and subsequently fail to attend. This is due to the Housing LIN's incurring irrecoverable costs based on numbers of those registered in advance to attend. Non-attenders will be invoiced and pursued for payment. By registering you unreservedly accept these terms and conditions. The cost of this event is £150 plus VAT per head.
Audience
Priority will be given to Housing LIN members from the South East Region.
Priority will be given to Housing LIN members from the South East Region.
