New joining link for Working Together 2023 Summit – 26 April

New joining link for Working Together 2023 Summit

Date: 26 April 2024
Time: 11am – 1pm

NHS Safeguarding apologises for the technical problems that a number of people experienced joining this week’s Working Together Summit via their events platform.

To resolve these issues and ensure that you are able to hear our CEO Alison Morton’s presentation on the provider perspectives on Working Together changes 2023 (alongside the other panel of speakers from SAPHNA and NHS SEND team), NHS Safeguarding will be reverting to the tried and tested MS Teams platform for the next Summit which is being held on Friday 26 April (11am-1pm). This means that the previously shared link will no longer work.

This new way of interacting will improve your learning experience and mean greater engagement during the discussion session.

Please delete the previous links that you have received for this event and use this link instead:

Join the meeting

(Please note there is no booking for this event – just join the meeting link on the day)

Kenny Gibson at NHS Safeguarding says:

Dear safeguarding colleagues, many thanks for your on-going support with the implementation of Children’s Social Care reforms and Working Together 2023.

Please note that due to technical challenges, NHS Safeguarding has decided to change our Teams technology for Friday 26 April – this will improve your learning experience and mean greater engagement during the discussion session.

In the session you will be hearing from:

Alison Morton, CEO, The Institute of Health Visiting (iHV)

Sharon White, CEO, School and Public Health Nurses Association (SAPHNA)

Lorraine Mulroney, NHS England, SEND nursing team.

The event will include time for discussion and Q&A with the speakers and NHS Safeguarding Team.

Live Plenary Streaming at the 2019 US National Home Visiting Summit

Ounce Home Visiting Summit – USA

The Eighth National Home Visiting Summit on Quality in Home Visiting Programs takes place this week in Washington DC, USA (30 January – 1 February 2019) – and they are live streaming all four plenary sessions free of charge.

Dr Cheryll Adams and Dr Karen Whittaker (iHV Trustee) are delighted to be invited to give keynote presentations to this Home Visiting Conference – it’s very exciting that the Americans are keen to learn about our model!

The conference organisers hope that networks will take advantage of this exciting learning opportunity of the live streaming of the plenary sessions.

To watch the live streaming – please register today. Please note that Washington DC is on EST (Eastern Standard Time) which is 5 hours behind the UK time. The live streaming starts on Thursday, 31 January.

Take a moment to review the plenary sessions:

31 JANUARY 2019

8:30 – 9:45 a.m. EST – The New Network Leader: How You Can Grow Your Impact
12:15 – 1:30 p.m. EST – Innovation Toward Precision Home Visiting

1 FEBRUARY 2019

8:30 – 9:45 a.m. EST – Promoting Maternal Wellbeing and Resiliency in the Face of Trauma: The Science, Interventions, and Policy Implications for the Field of Home Visiting
12:00 – 1:15 p.m. EST – Health Visiting in the United Kingdom: What Can We Learn?

Those who are not able to view the sessions live but are interested in receiving the recordings after the conference are also encouraged to register.

To register and access the live stream, please go to the Home Visiting Summit website (link below) and select “Livestream Information” from the menu on the right-hand side.

Go to Home Visiting Summit website