IHSCM PowerHour-Housing Associations & their impact on Neighbourhood Health
This series will focus on how neighbourhood communities can work together in practice.
In the first of our series on Neighbourhood Health, we are delving into the world of Housing Associations and the critical role they play across communities within the UK.
What to Expect:
This session will explore how housing associations create thriving communities that actively foster health and wellbeing through strengths-based approaches. Rather than focusing solely on needs and deficits, this session will highlight how identifying and mobilising the assets, talents and relationships already present within communities can transform outcomes for individuals and services alike.
Meet the Speakers:
Grounded in practical experience we are delighted to welcome Keiron Montague from Trivallis Housing — which manages over 10,500 homes across South Wales and Anthony Morrow from Sanctuary – established for over 50 years, who provide housing and care in England and Scotland to more than a quarter of a million people. This session will showcase how asset-based principles are being applied in real-world settings.
Attendees will gain:
Insight into how housing providers, social care leaders and community partners can work alongside residents to build resilient, connected neighbourhoods where people and communities flourish.
Don’t miss this opportunity to discover how leading housing associations are transforming neighbourhoods into vibrant, healthy communities - join us to be inspired by real-world strategies for improving Neighbourhood Health.
There will be opportunity for attendees to engage in a Q&A session.4
This event is FREE to everyone.
IHSCM Members can attain 2 High Performance Leadership Framework points towards Operational Leadership for attending this event. https://ihm.org.uk/hpl-dashboard/
This series will focus on how neighbourhood communities can work together in practice.
In the first of our series on Neighbourhood Health, we are delving into the world of Housing Associations and the critical role they play across communities within the UK.
What to Expect:
This session will explore how housing associations create thriving communities that actively foster health and wellbeing through strengths-based approaches. Rather than focusing solely on needs and deficits, this session will highlight how identifying and mobilising the assets, talents and relationships already present within communities can transform outcomes for individuals and services alike.
Meet the Speakers:
Grounded in practical experience we are delighted to welcome Keiron Montague from Trivallis Housing — which manages over 10,500 homes across South Wales and Anthony Morrow from Sanctuary – established for over 50 years, who provide housing and care in England and Scotland to more than a quarter of a million people. This session will showcase how asset-based principles are being applied in real-world settings.
Attendees will gain:
Insight into how housing providers, social care leaders and community partners can work alongside residents to build resilient, connected neighbourhoods where people and communities flourish.
Don’t miss this opportunity to discover how leading housing associations are transforming neighbourhoods into vibrant, healthy communities - join us to be inspired by real-world strategies for improving Neighbourhood Health.
There will be opportunity for attendees to engage in a Q&A session.4
This event is FREE to everyone.
IHSCM Members can attain 2 High Performance Leadership Framework points towards Operational Leadership for attending this event. https://ihm.org.uk/hpl-dashboard/
*Please note you will need to enter your IHSCM membership number to qualify for a free ticket. You can find your membership number by:
- logging into your IHSCM account www.ihm.org.uk/profile/
- clicking on the 'Members' tab and choosing 'My Account' from the drop down list
- click the blue 'view and update you member profile' button
- your IHM number will be at the top of the page under personal details
Should you experience any issues please email us at events@ihm.org.uk
If you belong to one of the following organisations you may be entitled to free IHSCM membership; please email us at events@ihm.org.uk from your work email advising who you work for and which of the following you belong to, for further details:
Care Associations:
Bedfordshire Care Group
Bradford Care Association
Buckinghamshire Care Providers Association
Care & Support West
Devon Integrated Social Care Alliance
East Midlands Care Association
East Sussex / Brighton and Hove Partners in Care
Essex Care Association
Gloucester Care Providers Association
Havering Care Association
Kirklees & Calderdale Care Association
Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board (ICB)
Lincoln Care Association
Norfolk Care Association Ltd
Nottingham Care Association
Oxfordshire Association of Care Providers (OACP)
Partners in Care
Registered Care Providers Association (Taunton)
Suffolk Care Association Ltd
Surrey Care Association
West Midlands Care Association
Wiltshire Care Partnership
Yorkshire Care Alliance
NHS Trusts:
Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
Kettering General Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Mersey and West Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Royal Brompton and Harefield hospitals
Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals NHS Trust
University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust
University Hospitals of Northamptonshire NHS Group
Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust
Other (please note some universities only offer membership to students on certain courses):
Arden University
Care Shop
Family Nursing & Home Care, Jersey
NHS Graduate Management Training Scheme (GMTS)
NHS Education for Scotland
Health Education Improvement Wales
Premier Community
RAF Medical services
St Martins Care
Trivallis
University of South Wales
University of Wales Trinity Saint David (London Campus)
Williams Medical Supplies
Line-up
Keiron Montague, Executive Director Communities, Trivallis
Anthony Morrow, Community Connector Manager, Sanctuary
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Highlights
- 1 hour
- Online
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