Events

Speak up to make a difference

🎙️Wednesday 21st January 2026 @ 1.30pm

Your voice carries real power - whatever your job title. This webinar is for you if you often see things that could be better, but hesitate to speak up. Learn a tiny shift in how you speak which can transform the difference you make.

Carer webinar series

Returning in 2026!

Bite-size 30 minute webinars that give you practical guidance on the key issues that affect you in your job as a frontline domiciliary care worker. Packed full of tips that you can take away and try immediately.

The Thrive Guide

How to grow a thriving homecare business.

An exclusive webinar featuring:

• Anne Durnion, Caroline Cares for You - an outstanding homecare provider

• Kate Pym, Pym's Consultancy - a business strategist specialising in health and care

• Jane Borland, chair of the Northamptonshire Registered Managers network

Wellbeing for homecare teams

What makes or breaks a day in homecare?

We discuss how to have more good days at work in homecare, with:

• Katie Jewell, Cynefin Care - improving working conditions for carers

• Marilyn Rixhon, Pastora - care-experienced coach and trainer

• Simo Hännikkälä, Nursebuddy CEO & co-founder

Responsibilities of care professionals

Why keeping good domiciliary care records matters.

Gain a good understanding of what's expected of you in your caring role, as well as why the 'administrative' jobs like record-keeping are just as important as the compassionate care and support you deliver each day.

This webinar was delivered in partnership with NACAS - driving change for care professionals.

Caring for people at the end of life

What to expect and how to offer meaningful support.

Supporting people as they come to the come to the end of their life is an often underestimated role of domiciliary care workers. But knowing what to expect can help you give the support that's needed.

Accredited death educator, soul midwife and funeral celebrant, Katie Costello, explores the realities of death and dying with clarity, love and reassurance.

Caring for people with dementia

Learn how to better support someone with dementia.

Supporting someone living with dementia can feel very lonely and isolating. It can be difficult for care workers to deal with some of the behaviours that are associated with dementia.

Behaviour analyst Dr Emma Williams of PACT explains why some of these behaviours happen and offers guidance on positive, practical and effective support. 

Financial wellbeing for care workers

Gain money confidence and start to build wealth, on any income.

Money can be an acute source of stress for care workers - the financial challenges that come with care work are real and they are significant.

But with some simple techniques, you can start to feel empowered about money. Financial and life coach, Jalpa Lai, shares her framework for greater financial confidence and stability.

Managing stress at work in homecare

How to take care of yourself when your caring for others.

For frontline domiciliary carers: how to spot the signs of stress, plus practical tools and guidance on ways to reduce and manage your stress levels.

Delivered in partnership with Pastora, care-experienced coaches and trainers who help those working in social care to care for themselves and others, so that they can thrive.

Handling challenges in homecare

Resilience tools so you can care calmly in the moment.

Learn the power of mindset, so that you can turn common challenges in care work into opportunities for personal growth - as well as continuing to stay calm and present with the person you're caring for.

Featuring Helen Gruber of Pastora, a care professional, coach and trainer who supports care teams to give what's needed without burning out. 

Coping with grief and loss

Understand how to process grief in a healthy way.

Grief and loss can be one of the most challenging parts of being a care worker. We can lose the people we work with for a number of reasons, and that can be difficult for us to process.

Jeanette Fornwalt is a grief counsellor who specialises in helping care workers cope with the emotional demands of their work, so that it doesn't lead to burnout.

Crafting a career in homecare

Is the sky the limit for working in care?

Care is a misunderstood profession and NACAS' Liz Blacklock is on a mission to change that.

Care offers plentiful opportunities to climb the leadership ladder, as well as to enjoy feeling fulfilled by a good day's work on a good's day pay.

Liz shares her vision for building a successful career in care.

Building resilience as a care worker

How to look after yourself so you can care for others.

Domiciliary care is a challenging role - it asks a lot, and takes a lot, to keep on showing up to care for others.

Wellbeing coach, Helen Gruber of Pastora, shares practical ideas for building resilience. Simple ways of looking after yourself, so that you are better able to cope with your demanding role and keep enjoying life to the full.