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NewsOn this page you can find news and events on various key topics for the care sector.

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Events

Kent registered manager conferenceOn 10 October we held another successful registered manager conference and was pleased to be joined by our Medway Council colleagues and providers.

There was a real buzz to the day with plenty of networking between providers, professionals, commissioning teams, safeguarding colleagues and 34 stand-holders.

We had a wide range of speakers and a moving presentation from Michelle Bramble on her families story related to the Windrush 75yr anniversary.

With so much on offer you will find all the speaker and workshop presentations below to help refresh your learning from the day and share with colleagues.

‍PLEASE NOTE; With real financial pressures on local authorities at the moment, and in light of the positive feedback we have received for this event, rest assured we are working hard to find a way to continue providing this support to the sector and we hope to see you all again soon!

Speaker Presentations
  • Medway Council Update - Jackie Brown, Assistant Director for Adult Social Care
  • KCC Council Update Jim Beale Director Adult Social care Kent County Council
  • QUICK! WAKE UP THE PILOT by Dr Ant the Brain Whisperer
  • Windrush 75 yr Anniversary - Michelle Bramble Chair North Kent Caribbean Network - slides not available
  • Capacity Tracker - Rebecca Pullen, Associate Director K&M Community Pathways
  • Making Mealtimes Better: A new manual for mealtimes Liz Gould and Bryony Donaldson Speech & Language Therapy and Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics Service KCHFT
  • Are we nearly there yet? – update on CQC single assessment framework and Skills for Care Update - Pia Rathje-Burton SE Locality Manager
Workshop Presentations

Newsletters

We hope this edition of our Kent Registered Managers' Newsletter provides you with helpful guidance and advice from the Adult Social Care Sector over the last month together with free training opportunities for you and your staff.

Read the May 2024 edition here.

Last updated: 08/05/2024