There are a limited number of spaces available, so secure your spot today!

Are you involved in the practice of innovation in adult social care? Are you interested in engaging with others innovating in the sector to find out how to get better at innovating and overcome challenges?

On Wednesday 2 October 2024, the Supporting Adult Social Care Innovation (SASCI) project funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) will be hosting an exciting event to share lessons from five years of research and bring the sector together to set an agenda for empowering innovation. The event will:

Share and develop latest knowledge and learning about innovation in adult social care,
Celebrate everyone who contributed to the project,
Start conversations and support people involved in innovating in adult social care to make connections, share their views and build relationships.

Chaired by Dez Holmes and Sir David Behan and hosted in partnership with Research in Practice and Social Finance, the day will include panel sessions where we will hear from the research team and sector experts about how to empower innovation. There will also be roundtable sessions and workshops where we will delve into topics in more detail and share practical lessons and actionable insights about what works for empowering innovators. The programme also includes lunch and networking opportunities.

The full programme for the day is now available to view below, including details of breakout sessions so you can start thinking about which discussions you would like to join. We will be in touch with registrants via email about signing up for breakout sessions. A PDF version of the programme is available here.

Please note that because this is a public event, you may be included in photography that will be shared. If you have any concerns regarding this, please contact us via email prior to the event or speak to a member of staff during the conference.

If you have any questions about the event, please drop us a line at SASCI (Cpec-Sasci@lse.ac.uk) and we will be happy to help.

Registrations are closed

Shaping the future of social care: Empowering innovation and innovators