THE UK’S FIRST NATIONAL CARE CAREERS CONFERENCE ON WORKING IN SOCIAL CARE FOR SCHOOL & COLLEGE STUDENTS

Date: Tuesday 7 March 2023, 10am-3pm

Location: Royal College of GPs, 30 Euston Square, London NW1 2FB

Supporting and caring for older and disabled people is one of the most important jobs in our ageing society.

There are so many different roles and opportunities in care. Find out more at this free national conference and exhibition for students in Years 9-13.

Mixing industry exhibitors with national speakers – including Ed Balls, broadcaster, writer, economist and presenter of ‘Inside the Care Crisis with Ed Balls’, Avnish Goyal CBE, Chair of Care England, Liz Kendall MP, Shadow Minister for Health and Social Care, and the UK’s fastest growing inspirational speaker Jermaine Harris – and current young stars of the care world students hear about why a job in social care could be their future career and how to get the right opportunity for them. Bringing the variety of roles available alive through interactive music and art to showcase the impact that caring has.

From our partner

“We are delighted to host the first national conference for school and college students on working in care. We want to raise awareness of the variety of roles for young people to build a career in the care sector. Over 1.5 million people currently work in some of the most important and valuable jobs in our society. With our ageing population, there will be a growing demand for the next generation of the care workforce. Everyone can care!”

Anita Goyal MBE, trustee of Hallmark Foundation

The conference is organised by Working Options in Education for Hallmark Care Homes Foundation.

With special thanks to the events sponsors, Advinia Health Care, Sahara Healthcare, Regent Group, Precious Homes and Hemraj Goyal Foundation.

Hallmark Foundation: National Care Conference