Capita Conferences

Hear from the National Children's Bureau on the latest research and findings into children missing education to improve policy and practice.

Hear from Ofsted and the CQC on initial findings from the local area SEND (LASEND) inspections and take away key learning from an outstanding child and mental health services (CAMHS) provider on identifying SEN students earlier.

With the 1% rent reduction applying to Supported Housing from April 2017 and the Local Housing Allowance cap coming into effect from 2019, Capita's national Supported Housing Conference comes at a time of significant change in the sector.

Taking place one month after the implementation of the Apprenticeship Levy, Capita's Apprenticeships and Traineeships Conference provides an essential update on the new funding options from April 2017.

Capita's Community Engagement Conference provides a unique forum to examine how to develop, promote and deliver an effective civic participation strategy which enhances community cohesion and mobilises individuals, associations and institutions.

Capita's Safeguarding Children Conference is perfectly timed to review your safeguarding policies and practices.

Hear from Department for Education as they discuss the new national funding formula, the National Audit Office and best practice case studies on raising attainment whilst driving greater efficiency.

With NHS England announcing that up to £30 million has been earmarked for the Transforming Care programme, our Transforming Care for People with Learning Disabilities Conference is opportunely timed to support your efforts in providing comprehensive...

Achieving Efficient Patient Flow Preventing Delayed Discharges and Unnecessary Admissions This conference offers essential strategic and practical guidance on reducing length of hospital stay and eliminating delayed transfers of care.

Reducing Reoffending Improving the continuity of care from custody to the community With recent figures published by the Ministry of Justice indicating nearly half of all prisoners go on to reoffend within 12 months, the successful rehabilitation of...