WMCA Registered Managers, Deputies and Seniors Conference

June 15, 2020

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WMCA Registered Managers, Deputies and Seniors Conference:
Is your Care Service Caring?

21 January 2027

9.30am - 3.30pm

FREE to WMCA Members
Non Members £25.00

Venue:

Bescot Stadium

Walsall

WS1 4SA

Venue Information

Click on the button above, for further information about the venue, incuding car parking and access

Caring

People are always treated with kindness, empathy and compassion. They understand that they matter and that their experience of how they are treated and supported matters. Their privacy and dignity is respected. Every effort is made to take their wishes into account and respect their choices, to achieve the best possible outcomes for them. This includes supporting people to live as independently as possible.

Over 100 Managers
Separate Care Home and Home Care Streams
Industry Experts
CPD Certificates

Our popular series of Registered Managers Conferences returns in January

Following the CQC KLoEs proved so popular that we have decided to do it again with new speakers and topics

These meetings are an opportunity for leadership teams to learn from other colleagues and to share good practice

They are open to all Registered Managers, Deputy Managers and Senior Carers across the Midlands

Lunch is provided and tickets are free of charge

Agenda: TBA

Further Event Information

If you need further infomation about the event, including the venue, transportation and accessability, please click the button below to see the joining information

Venue Information

This is a Care Association Alliance West Midlands Events

The Care Association Alliance (CAA) is a collective of local care associations - including WMCA - from across England representing over 10000 care providers.

Established to strengthen the voice of independent adult social care providers, the CAA serves as a vital link between local services and national policy-makers.

West Midlands Care Association was one of the founding members of the CAA, and through it our own members benefit from being part of a nationwide collective network and having their voice heard by national government.

For more information about the CAA , please click here

This event is hosted and organised by the West Midlands Care Association but is open to all members of the other Care Associations in the West Midlands region. Please use the member button to book

Partners in Care (Shropshire)

SARCP (Staffordshire)

WAHCP (Warwickshire)

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If you are not a member of the West Midlands Care Association, or one of the other Care Associations within the West Midlands region, you may still attend and tickets are available at £25

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If you have any issues or need to cancel a booking, please contact events@wmca.care

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