There are 3 workshop sessions during conference, with 27 different workshops to choose from.
Workshop one: Wednesday 10 November 11.30am
Workshop two: Thursday 11 November 10.00am
Workshop three: Thursday 11 November 11.15am
Some workshops have limited seats available, which will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. You can let us know which workshops you would like to attend when you book your conference ticket.
1A – Carer networking
1B – Human rights for Shared Lives carers and the people they support
1C – Supported loving – sex and relationships (also available as workshop 2 option)
1D – Spotlight on innovation
1E – Recruiting Shared Lives carers – sharing experiences from the expansion project
1F – My Shared Life
1G – Supporting survivors of domestic abuse
1H – Design for awareness
1I – Finance basics
1J – Regional Shared Lives development (also available as workshop 2 option)
2A – Ensuring Shared Lives carers are supported through allegations and investigations
2B – Shared Lives carers and tax
2C – Supported loving – sex and relationships (also available as workshop 1 option)
2D – Taking services online: overcoming barriers and being inclusive
2E – Storytelling – creating a winning case study to raise awareness for your organisation
2F – To be announced – subject to demand for other workshops
2G – Family by Family – A new model of sharing family life
2H – Making short films for social media
2I – Good governance
2J – Regional Shared Lives development (also available as workshop 1 option)
Click here for full details of options for workshop 2
3A – Learnings from Covid 19
3B – Taking an asset based approach to our work
3C – Setting up and delivering a Homeshare programme
3D – Advocacy
3E – Social media – Facebook advertising
3F – Medicines optimisation
3G – Finance in Shared Lives – issues facing carers: finance and decision-making
3H – Recruitment and training portal
3I – HR recruitment, selection processes and staff retention
3J – Dementia Friends training
