Tag: Webinar

The Wellbeing Collective focuses on leadership, people development and workplace culture, grounded in positive psychology.

This webinar focuses on influencing in the workplace, offering space to build confidence, explore new approaches and learn from others.

Webinar information

• Date: 9th July 2026
• Time: 10:00am – 11:00am
• Delivery mode: Online
• Cost: Free

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The future of adult social care regulation

Tuesday 28th April, 13:00pm – 14:30pm

Ideal for health and social care managers, this webinar brings together influential voices from across the sector to explore the future of adult social care regulation. The session will offer insight into emerging changes and what they may mean for services in practice.

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Navigating the Future of Dementia Care: Person-Led vs. Person-Centred Approaches

Monday 13th April 2026, 13:00pm

Quality Compliance Systems are hosting this webinar, joined by dementia expert David Wilson-Wynne, to explore the differences between person-led and person-centred approaches to dementia care.

Understanding this distinction goes beyond theory and directly influences how care is delivered in practice. The session will explore the key features of each approach, offering expert insight to support reflection and discussion.

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Utility Aid: all you need to know about member and community benefits.

Thursday 26th February 2026,
12:30pm – 13:00pm

Utility Aid secure charities and not-for-profit organisations across the UK the best possible service agreements on water, gas and electricity.

During this session, Stephanie Steele (Partnerships Manager) will give more of an overview about how Utility Aid can support the care sector and insight into the new Utility Aid Foundation, collective purchasing and how this can save you money and time. 

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Flourish is hosting a free CPD-accredited webinar, Leading Care with Confidence, designed for new managers, aspiring leaders and experienced managers looking to strengthen confidence in their role.

Join Richard Mills, Social Care Trainer and Assessor, and Samantha Kiln, Flourish Leadership and Digital Skills Manager, for an honest, practical conversation about what confident leadership really looks like in social care, and the everyday actions that strengthen team culture, reinforce clarity and support workforce stability during challenging times.

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Delivered in partnership with HMRC, this free webinar is for care providers and managers sponsoring international workers. It covers National Minimum Wage compliance, what to expect during HMRC checks, common sector risks, and practical steps to stay compliant.

Tuesday 7th April 2026
10:30am – 11:30am

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This practical webinar, led by Hempsons legal specialist Helen Claridge, supports social care providers to strengthen their understanding of the Court of Protection and manage complex legal and safeguarding situations with confidence.

The session explores when providers may become involved in Court of Protection proceedings, the risks of getting it wrong, current pressures within the DoLS system, and recent case law. Practical guidance will also be shared to support lawful, person-centred decision-making around capacity, best interests and restrictions on liberty.

Suitable for care home managers, senior leaders and clinicians.

Date: Tuesday 3rd March 2026
Time: 14:00pm – 15:00pm

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This session, hosted by Skills for Care on 29th January between 10:00am – 11:00am, introduces a new, free online resource designed to support registered managers in their potential role as Practice Supervisor for nursing students and nursing associates on placement in social care settings.

Funded by DHSC and developed in partnership with the University of Exeter, the resource aligns with the Nursing and Midwifery Council Standards for Student Supervision and Assessment and supports the national strategy to enable more social care placements for student nurses.

Who should attend:

• Registered managers (NMC registered or not) interested in supervising nursing students
• Those involved in nursing education or placement development
• Employers and stakeholders looking to expand nursing placements in social care

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