We’ll unpack the King’s Speech, explore how to influence bills as they move through Parliament, and look at the power of collaboration to amplify impact. Expect the latest policy insights from VODG, expert guidance on engaging with legislation, and a practical, member-led discussion focused on real opportunities—particularly around the Health Bill.

Explore how changes to funding, regulation and Housing SORP are shaping supported housing, with practical insight and peer discussion for housing providers.

These meetings are designed for colleagues to benefit from regular, up-to-date, and first-hand discussions related to CQC activity and initiatives.

This in‑person HR Directors Network will focus on the realities of leading people through sustained pressure, with expert insight and peer discussion on culture, leadership and engagement, preparing for the Employment Rights Act and 2027, what the VODG central services benchmarking means for HR directors, and how to get ready for the future of work – including AI, skills and reward – in a low‑resource environment.

Connect, share, and solve together this July. Take part in speed networking, hear real collaboration stories, and join interactive discussions to tackle common challenges.

Explore the key financial challenges shaping the sector—from fee pressures and future commissioning to impact reporting and finance team sustainability. Gain expert insight, share intelligence with peers, and leave with practical strategies to strengthen decision-making.

From tackling youth workforce challenges and adapting learning approaches, to exploring new guidance on delegated healthcare activities and sharing practical solutions on induction for bank staff, this event offers valuable insights and real-world expertise you can take back to your organisation.

Global events—from geopolitical tensions to energy market shocks and supply chain instability—are driving significant cost volatility across critical categories such as PPE, energy, and food. For care providers already operating within tight financial constraints, these pressures are both immediate and structural.