Day 1

DAY 1 – WEDNESDAY 4 NOVEMBER

10am: Opening addresses
11am: Sub-Plenaries:
WS1: Title Goes Here
WS2: Title Goes Here
12pm: Workshops:
WW1: Title Goes Here
WW2: Title Goes Here
WW3: Title Goes Here
WW4: Title Goes Here
WW5: Title Goes Here
WW6: Title Goes Here
1PM: Lunch
2pm: Keynote
3pm: Keynote
4pm: Sub plenaries:

WS3: Title Goes Here
WS4: Title Goes Here
5pm: Groups
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6pm: Close of Day 1

DAY 2 – THURSDAY 5 NOVEMBER

10am: Opening addresses
11am: Sub-Plenaries:
WS1: Title Goes Here
WS2: Title Goes Here
12pm: Workshops:
WW1: Title Goes Here
WW2: Title Goes Here
WW3: Title Goes Here
WW4: Title Goes Here
WW5: Title Goes Here
WW6: Title Goes Here
1PM: Lunch
2pm: Keynote
3pm: Keynote
4pm: Sub plenaries:

WS3: Title Goes Here
WS4: Title Goes Here
5pm: Groups
Title Goes Here
Title Goes Here
Title Goes Here
6pm: Close of Day 1

DAY 3 – FRIDAY 6 NOVEMBER

9am: Opening addresses
10am: Sub-Plenaries:
WS1: Title Goes Here
WS2: Title Goes Here
11am: Workshops:
WW1: Title Goes Here
WW2: Title Goes Here
WW3: Title Goes Here
WW4: Title Goes Here
WW5: Title Goes Here
WW6: Title Goes Here
12pm: Keynote
1PM: Lunch and close of conference

Spotlight sessions

 As part of planning for this years NCASC the organisers have identified a number of “spotlight sessions”.  These take place over the three days and are denoted on the programme by the (S) and green text.  The idea of these sessions is that they will highlight examples of good and best practise in local authorities and present opportunities to learn from experience in dealing with a range of issues often faced by local authorities.

Programme

8:30am - Registration and Exhibition Opens

Reception and Exchange Hall

10:00am - 11:00am - Official Conference Opening

ADASS President – Glen Garrod
ADCS President – Stuart Gallimore
LGA – Cllr Anntoinette Bramble and Cllr Ian Hudspeth

Location: Auditorium

11:05am - 12:05pm - Sub Plenary Sessions

WS1. Care Force – Championing Careers in Care
Location: Auditorium

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WS2. Making it Real – It’s What Good Looks Like
Location: Charter 1

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WS3. Amanda Spielman, HMCI
Location: Exchange 8/9/10

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12:15pm - 1:15pm - Workshop Sessions

WW1. (S) Integration: It’s not what you do; it’s the way that you do it
Location: Charter 1
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WW2. Care and Health at Home
Location: Charter 2
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WW3. LGA SEND Task and Finish Group – Report Launch
Location: Exchange 8/9/10
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WW4. Transforming Communities – Making Sure People with a Learning Disability, Autism, or both, have Good Lives in the Community
Location: Charter 3
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WW5. (S) Creating a Place That Works for Children
Location: Charter 4
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1:15pm - 2:15pm - Lunch and Exhibition Viewing

Exhibition Hall

2:15pm - 3:15pm - Sub Plenary Sessions

WS4. Rising Child Poverty, Welfare Reform and Children’s Outcomes – How Should we Respond?

Location: Exchange 8/9/10

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WS5. Tackling Sexual Abuse and Exploitation of Children and Adults: Sharing the Learning

Location: Charter 1

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WS6. Shifting the Centre of Gravity: Making Place-Based, Person-Centred Health and Care a Reality

Location: Auditorium

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3:15pm - 3:45pm - Refreshments and Exhibition Viewing

Exhibition Hall

3:45pm - 4:45pm - Workshop Sessions

WW7. Health, Housing and Independent Living
Location: Charter 3

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WW8. A New Approach to Understanding Youth Outcomes
Location: Exchange 8/9/10

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WW9. (S) Working with Communities and Carers
Location: Charter 2

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WW10. Markets Today and Tomorrow
Location: Charter 1

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WW11. A Birdseye View of The System? Research on Education and Social Care at Ofsted
Location: Charter 4

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WW12. (S) What Next for Children’s Services? Our Journey to Fully Integrated Education, Health and Social Care Services for Cornwall’s Children, Young People and Families
Location: Exchange 11

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4:45pm - 5:45pm - Party Group / ADASS Meetings (Closed)

Conservative

Location: Auditorium


Labour

Location: Exchange 8/9/10


Liberal Democrats

Location: Charter 1


Independent Group

Location: Exchange 11


ADASS

Location: Charter 2


5:45pm - 6:45pm - Civic Reception and Exhibition Viewing

Exhibition Hall

5:45pm - 7:15pm - What Works Centre for Children’s Social Care – Fringe event and launch

What Works Centre for Children’s Social Care – Fringe event and launch

Location: Charter 4

Join Sir Alan Wood, Founding Chair and the What Works Centre for Children’s Social Care team, who will be sharing updates on key projects in an informal session that will feature panel presentations and a Q&A for you to put your questions to the centre.

The event will include a demonstration of the centre’s new online ‘evidence store’ which will aim to make research about what works in children’s social care accessible.

The team will be sharing early insights from reviews and research including emerging evidence on how to safely reduce the need for children and young people to be in care. They will also be reflecting on how they have been engaging with the sector and their work with the 21 local partners throughout England to inform the development of the centre.

The presentations and Q&A will be followed by refreshments and the opportunity to meet the Centre’s team.

www.whatworks-csc.org.uk | Follow on Twitter @WhatWorksCSC

Refreshments provided


Speakers’ Corner

Speakers Corner

12:20pm NHS England

Better joint working at the health and social care interface is vital to improving outcomes, but our attempts so far have often failed to recognise the pivotal role patients themselves can play in integrating their own care.

NHS England is writing a vision paper for the NHS ten year plan, which describes how personalised care improves experience for people and the workforce, outcomes for people, and benefits the system.

This session will detail NHS England’s commitments for delivering personalised care for the next ten years; and will set out how it needs to work in partnership with local government to boost integrated personal commissioning to create holistic and personalised care around the needs and preferences of people who rely most on the ongoing support from health and care services.


1:15pm Easy to say, difficult to do: implementing a strengths based model of care in Cornwall

In this workshop, Cornwall will tell their story of how they are practically implementing a strengths based model of care – and the impact it is having on staff, service users and their financial position. They will share the lessons they have learnt and challenges they have faced when implementing the model, so that other local authorities can understand how they might practically get the most of the practice model in their own organisation.

Jonathan Price, Service Director, Transformation and Commissioning, Adult Social Care and Health, Cornwall County Council
Adam Walker, Director, Newton


1:40pm

Versus Arthritis – Adapted Homes, Empowered Lives: how can we improve access to aids and home adaptations?

Aids and adaptations in the home can be the difference between dependence and independence for someone with arthritis. So why do people find it so hard to access good quality home adaptations? Versus Arthritis have written a report that explores the impact home aids and adaptations have on the quality of life for people with musculoskeletal conditions; and explores their experiences in accessing aids and adaptations from local authorities. With the report to be published in the coming months, in this session we will look at some of the key findings that emerged, and explore together practical ways in which to improve access to life-changing aids and home adaptations.

www.versusarthritis.org.


2:10pm


3:15pm

Working Together with Parents Network – University of Bristol – The rights of families where parents have learning disabilities

Parents with learning disabilities are over-represented in care proceedings. Applying the key principles of the 2016 Good Practice Guidance on working with parents with a learning disability can avoid the need for proceedings for some of these families, as well as ensuring that their legal rights under the Human Rights Act and Equality Act are not breached

www.wtpn.co.uk


3:35pm

Progress Care Solutions Ltd – Innovative Market Re-Shaping

Changing thinking – creative and unique, planned life-pathway models, regardless of complexity – stepping in, through and out of integrated thematic services – providing continuity, consistency and stability – preventative oversight and proactively driven outcomes. Optional brokerage and impartial review panel.

www.progresscare.co.uk


4:45pm