Events and Training
Our events and training are focused on support and learning for inclusion health professionals. These include our annual conference, masterclasses and regular network meetings.
Videos of talks from previous events can be seen on our Youtube page here.
In the mean time please do join our Network Meetings. Our network meetings often include specialist speakers, and are an opportunity to check in, catch up and share experiences of our work.
Forthcoming Events
Homelessness and Safeguarding – Complex Case Review forum
20th February 2024, 3.30pm to 5.00pm
Free, online
This is the last in our series of masterclasses in partnership with Professor Michael Preston Shoot and Mike Ward.
These sessions provide an opportunity for practitioners to discuss complex and challenging cases involving people experiencing homelessness, alcohol-dependence and/or self-neglect. Michael and Mike will join us to offer perspectives and ideas drawn from their research, and from their adult safeguarding practice and review experience.
Past Events
Autism in Inclusion Health
July 2021
The guidance this event was based on can be viewed and downloaded here
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Nurses and Midwives working in inclusion health
An event for students on inclusion health careers
May 2021
The accompanying career profile document can be viewed and downloaded here
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Street Related Outreach Guidance Launch Event
Launch event for our first clinical guidance document with a wide range of expert speakers
Jan 2021
The guidance can be viewed and downloaded here
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“Activism in Action” – What Can We Do?
In collaboration with Medact
Nov 2020
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“The Voice of the Inclusion Health Frontline During COVID-19”
An online symposium featuring an expert panel and facilitated discussion groups.
Sep 2020
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Thanks as always to the London Housing Foundation for providing vital grants to facilitate our events, and Groundswell staff and peers for co-producing our events with us!
News
Thankyou for this. If a windowless room with the toilet next to your bed, or the street is not where you would want your Nanna discharged from hospital to, it’s not good enough for people experiencing homelessness either
Co-director Matt was on @itvnews tonight exclusively sharing findings from this year's Dying Homeless Project investigation with @krisjepson
We are heartbroken to share an incredibly grim situation across the UK.
Full report published tomorrow morning.
