Social Care Conferences UK organises high quality training courses for those working in social care involved in delivering a strengths based approach to improving outcomes with a particular focus on safeguarding vulnerable adults and children.
Driving Improvement in Quality, Experience & Outcomes
Passionate about excellence in Safeguarding Practice
Delivering a Strengths Based Approach
Coming Up
Reducing the Harmful effects of exposure to Domestic Violence & Abuse on Children and Young People
Choice of Dates
VIRTUAL, Online
Healthcare & Homelessness: Improving Care and Support for Homeless People
Monday 28 Sep 2020
VIRTUAL, Online
Decision making using the Safeguarding Children Assessment and Analysis Framework
Thursday 1 Oct 2020
VIRTUAL, Online
Contextual Safeguarding - Applying the approach in practice to Child and Adolescent safeguarding
Friday 9 Oct 2020
VIRTUAL, Online
Information Governance in Practice: Learning the principles of Information Governance Running an IG Department and Team
Friday 16 Oct 2020
VIRTUAL, Online
Latest News
Liberty Protection Safeguards to be implemented by April 2022
Tuesday 28 Jul 2020
Written statement by the Minister for Care.
Finalists: SME National Business Awards 2020!
Monday 27 Jul 2020
We have made it through to the final of the SME National Business Awards 2020.
We are going Virtual!
Friday 17 Jul 2020
All September & October conferences will be held virtually online via our new user friendly web based platform.
New Virtual Online Courses
Friday 29 May 2020
We are pleased to announce new virtual online courses taking place from July onward.
News and updates for today's Liberty Protection Safeguards conference
Monday 3 Feb 2020
Updating you on the implications of the new Act and the implementation of the Liberty Protection Safeguards in your service.
News and updates for today's Strengths Based Social Work conference
Friday 31 Jan 2020
Focusing on implementing a strengths-based approach, and applying the Strengths-based Based Practice Framework for Professional Practice in Adult Social Work.
Learning from mistakes: An open and honest review of failings in handling a serious complaint
Friday 10 Jan 2020
Today, the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman (PHSO) has published an important review. It looks at the way PHSO handled a serious complaint from the father of a young woman who tragically died in December 2012, following very serious failures in her care by a number of different organisations.