LNNM Annual Conference 2025

Innovation in Inclusion Health:
Meeting the aspirations of the NHS 10-Year Plan

More than 100 nurses, midwives, health professionals and frontline workers gathered in London on the 14th November for the LNNM’s 9th Annual Conference – a full day’s programme of powerful conversations, honest reflection and shared celebration.  Sponsored by the London Homelessness Foundation, the delegates considered the implications of the NHS 10-Year Plan for inclusion health, and created space for learning and connection.

One of the defining features this year was the extraordinary quality of our speakers who all brought a combination of professional expertise, openess and lived experience to their presentations.  They shared their insights on the realities of tackling health inequalities, the emotional demands of supporting people experiencing homelessness, and the practical ways they navigate barriers in their everyday work.

We are so grateful for their contribution to the day!

I’ve learnt so much about this complex subject.  The speakers were amazing!

Conference attendee

Inspired: the word of the day!

At the end of the day, we asked delegates to share one word describing how they felt.  The overwhelming response was positive, with many saying they felt inspired – a testament to the speakers, the conversations and the energy in the room!  This wordcloud captures their feedback, and we’ll be sharing more photos and highlights from the day, including the winners of our Poster Competition and Ab Fab Awards shortly!

News

We want members to play a bigger part in helping shape and influence policy. Our strategy will focus on making better use of the knowledge and everyday experiences of our inclusion health network. Read it here..
#LNNMstrategy #inclusionhealth

We're so excited about our new 3 year strategy, focused on extending our reach across London, influencing policy and providing more learning and support for our fantastic inclusion health community. @CrystalOldman
#LNNMstrategy #inclusionhealth

New research suggests homelessness in England could increase by a staggering 25% by 2030 without significant action. What do you think should be the top priority over the next five years?
#homelesspriorities #inclusionhealth

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