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Tackling Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Digital Conference
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Wednesday 25th January 2023
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09:00 - 13:30
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Recent Government statistics reported the highest number of households living in private or social housing seeking homelessness assistance since data collections began*.
Westminster Insight’s annual Tackling Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Digital Conference will share recommendations, collaborative best practice and evidence-based strategies to improve outcomesfor people sleeping rough or at risk of homelessness.
With keynote addresses provided by Bob Blackman MP, Co-Chair, APPGEH and Lord Bob Kerslake, we will review progress against Government targets, including the goal to end rough sleeping by 2024. What are the next steps to prevent a homelessness crisis with the current cost-of-living crisis?
Learning from successful pilot programmes, the Centre from Homelessness Impact will share how to create a framework with meaningful indicators for ending rough sleeping. Michelle Binfield, Rough Sleeping Programme Director at London Councils will share evidence-based best practice from her work leading and co-ordinating a partnership programme to end rough sleeping in the capital. Gain an update on the innovative Housing First approach.
Through a series of panel discussions and case studies, you will gain insights on collaborative approaches across housing, health, care and third sector. Join theconversation with members of the Committee who produced the latest NICE guidelines on Integrated Health and Social Care for People Experiencing Homelessness.
We will review the latest data to understand changing trends of people experiencing homelessness. How do you identify severe and multiple disadvantage, address inequalitiesin service provision and develop person-centred approaches? Ensure you are exploring all options when it comes to supporting vulnerable groups including care leavers, women and young people.
Join us online to hear from experts and practitioners, network with peers and share ideas to end rough sleeping in the UK.
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Confirmed Speakers:
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- Chaired by: Jasmine Basran, Head of Policy and Campaigns, Crisis
- Bob Blackman MP, Co-Chair, APPGEH
- Lord Bob Kerslake, The Kerslake Commission on Homelessness and Rough Sleeping
- Michelle Binfield, Rough Sleeping Programme Director, London Councils
- Amanda Bloxsome, Best Practice and Partnerships Lead, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority
- Joe Wheeler, Accommodation Framework Manager Housing Options, Growth and Regeneration, Adult Social Care, Bristol City Council
- Eleanor Greenhalgh, Women’s Development Unit Manager , The Connection at St Martin’s
- Peter Shovlin, Head of Leeds Housing Options, Leeds City Council
- Marsha Blake, Director of Progression, St Basils
- Rob Anderson, Head of Practice and Partnerships, Centre for Homelessness Impact
- Professor Andrea Williamson, Professor of General Practice and Inclusion Health, University of Glasgow
- Tilly Scott, Interim Partnership and Information Coordinator, St Martin’s Charity
- Hazel O’Halloran, Homelessness Lead, Bromford Housing Association
- Colm Gallagher, Clinical Lead for Homelessness, Mental Health and Homeless Team at Greater Manchester NHS
- Emily Cole, Programme Lead, Great Places Housing Group
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Sessions include:
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- Reviewing the 2024 target to end rough sleeping: monitoring progress and next steps
- Developing multi agency partnerships, including health, social care, housing and third sector
- Embedding updated guidelines and frameworks in Integrated Care Systems for people at risk of homelessness
- Learning from the Housing First approach
- Gain insight on evidence from alternative housing solutions across the UK
- Understanding specific needs and recommendations to support young people and care leavers at risk of homelessness
- Improving recruitment and capacity: building and creating a resilient staff network
- Commissioning services to establish strong partnerships and build better services
- Best practice for peer support groups, embedding co production and the voice of lived experience
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Who should attend?
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Housing Providers, Health and Care Services, Local and Central Government, Third Sector
- Homelessness Prevention Teams
- Safeguarding Leads
- Supported Housing Providers
- Housing First Providers
- Housing Needs, Allocations Teams
- Housing Solutions and Options Teams
- Migrant Project Teams
- Domestic Abuse Teams
- Youth Teams
- NHS
- Adult and Children’s Care Teams
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Continuing Professional Development (CPD):
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This course is CPD certified.
- Contribute 4 hours towards your Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
- Receive a certificate of attendance.
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Join live online or watch on demand
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This practical event will be broadcast live via an interactive digital platform, where you can enjoy:
- Content accessible on demand for 14 days after the event
- Online networking - meet your colleagues from across the country
- Virtual polls
- Live Q&A
- Technical support throughout the event
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Discounts available:
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- Early Bird Discount - 20% off– available until Friday 23rd December 2022 (Please enter the discount code EARLY3904 in the payment section when you book online)
- Please email us for group bookings - info@westminsterinsight.com
- Pay online by credit card and receive 10% off (This will be automatically applied when you book online).
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