Training and Events

On Thursday 21st November 2024 join us at our Tech + Homecare Conference, where experts from the worlds of health and social care and technology will share best practice, inspire innovation, provide thought leadership and provoke debate as we shape the future of homecare together. With reduced price tickets for all members, the conference programme will include talks, panels, Q&As, exhibitors, and a chance for networking and refreshments in the splendid surroundings of One Birdcage Walk, Westminster.

This workshop is aimed at those training front line staff to support individuals who have or are at risk of developing dementia.

The new and updated CQC workshop will give you a clear insight into the new standards and recent changes in inspection, with the new single assessment framework.

This workshop is aimed at medication trainers and those with practical experience of medication support moving into a training or supervision role.

The role of the Care Co-ordinator is essential to the smooth running of the homecare agency. This course aims to help Care Co-ordinators understand their responsibilities to the organisation and external stakeholders.

Join us for this half-day regional meeting, where you’ll learn about what’s happening in homecare, and how Homecare Association can support you as a homecare provider.

The end of life - train the trainer workshop has been designed to ensure you can train your care staff to a high standard, giving them the skills and confidence to care for people at the end of their life.

This workshop is aimed at medication trainers and those with practical experience of medication support moving into a training or supervision role.

This workshop is aimed at those training front line staff to support individuals who have or are at risk of developing dementia.

The new and updated CQC workshop will give you a clear insight into the new standards and recent changes in inspection, with the new single assessment framework.

This new workshop helps organisations look at how they can ensure the safety well-being of people in need of care and support services, based on the principles of the Care Act 2014.