Capita Conferences

Capita’s National Multi-Agency Information Sharing in the Public Sector Conference provides insight into the Government’s commitment to increasing integration of services and cross-organisational working.

Capita’s 4th National Serious Case Reviews Conference addresses how you can effectively implement new approaches to learning from serious cases and embed sustainable improvements in services that safeguard children and vulnerable adults.

Seize the opportunity at Capita’s 8th National Improving Outcomes for Looked After Children Conference to actively improve outcomes for children in care through the effective cross sector provision of social care, education and health services.

Capita’s National Safeguarding Adults Conference provides you with the skills and insight to address the changes presented in the Care and Support Draft Bill. Keynote: Claire Crawley, Department of Health.

Attend Capita’s School Inspections Conference to reinforce the necessary skills to prepare for the new, one-day-notice inspections, by demonstrating how continuous efficient self-evaluation can best evidence outcomes and school improvement.

Capita’s Tenant Engagement Conference drives forward the localism agenda by providing you with excellent local best practice on implementing effective tenant scrutiny structures and realising the business case for resident involvement.

Capita’s 3rd National Payment by Results in Public Services Conference focuses on the government’s commitment to extend outcome based service delivery schemes across the public sector by 2014.

Capita's Housing Reform Wales Conference gives delegates an in-depth insight into key policy developments and practical guidance on the proposals set out in the Homes for Wales – A White Paper for Better Lives and Communities.

Ofsted’s framework promises to ‘focus strongly on standards of reading and numeracy in primary schools.' This is your opportunity to ensure that you are prepared for future changes .

Address the challenges associated with delivering the Prime Minister’s Challenge on Dementia and meet the 2014 deadline for full implementation of Living Well with Dementia: A National Dementia Strategy.