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Let's all get to this conference organised by SCIE.
The disability human and civil rights activists and campaigner and
pro-active supporter of DAN and the disabled people's movement Jane Campbell
is the Chair of SCIE. Also in attendance at the conference Peter Beresford,
Shaping Our Lives.
There is no excuses for anyone not attending because expenses will be paid.
If 'We' want to express our voices and concerns around social care for all
disabled people then this is our opportunity.
'Service User Participation; SCIE is keen to encourage service user and
carer participation in this event. A fee of £100 is payable to service users
to encourage service user attendance at the event.
Service user and carer reasonable expenses will be paid.'
As I said 'no-excuses' bothers and sisters'. Let's all get to this event.
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'Spread the word' and pass on this email to others.
You can also find the flyer and more information on the SCIE website at
www.scie.org.uk
Regards
Colin Revel, Hull ad East Riding DAN, England....See details about SCIE
Annual-Conference below:-
Social Care Institute for Excellence(SCIE)
Annual Conference
'Progress through Partnership'
Chair: Jane Campbell, MBE
Speakers: Andrew Cozens, ADSS President
Peter Beresford, Chair, Shaping Our Lives & SCIE Trustee
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Performances by
performing arts companies
'ARTiculation'
&
'Orpheus'
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10 December 2003
Hilton Birmingham Metropole
Progress through Partnership
Social care is changing and SCIE has a unique role to play in ensuring that
change is for the better.
SCIE believes that involving people and building networks is critical to its
aims - building an up-to-date, relevant knowledge base and making
information easily available to everyone working in and using social care
services.
That is why SCIE has set up its Partners' Council and is developing practice
partnerships with organisations in the statutory, voluntary and independent
sectors.
Though this conference, though music, theatre and keynote speeches, SCIE
will demonstrate how positive change comes about through partnership.
Who should attend?
The conference is aimed at:
Service users
People working in social care in the statutory, voluntary and independent
sector
Senior managers
Practitioners
Providers across the sector
Delegates will be able to choose from a series of workshops and parallel
sessions, in which SCIE staff will present, discuss and debate their work.
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
10.30 Registration and coffee
11.00 ARTiculation - Group of young people using drama to explain what
matters to them
11.30 Jane Campbell MBE, SCIE Chair & Bill Kilgallon, SCIE Chief Executive
12.00 Andrew Cozens, President ADSS
12.30 Lunch
13.45 Workshops and parallel sessions:
Developing eLSC (electronic Library for Social Care) - How SCIE works with
organizations that produce social care knowledge and information. Workshop
with a demonstration (25)
Developing eLSC - Making information easy to understand. Workshop with a
demonstration (15)
Making user participation work. Parallel session
Joint work between NICE (National Institute for Clinical Excellence) and
SCIE - finding a common language and sharing approaches. Parallel session
Working with SCIE as a practice partner. Workshop
How research is used in social care. Parallel session
Partnerships in foster care. Workshop (up to 40 people)
15.15 Peter Beresford, Chair, Shaping Our Lives & SCIE Trustee
16.00 Orpheus
16.30 Refreshments and Close
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM
Name
Job Title
Organisation
Address
Telephone
Fax
Email
Please tick if you require:
Sign language interpreter
Documents in Braille
Documents on tape
Disabled parking
Service user payment
Any other requirements e.g. access requirements, personal assistant
attending, dietary requirements, etc:
Workshop Choices
Please indicate your order of preference by numbering 1 - 4)
In the afternoon we shall be running workshops and parallel sessions, which
will demonstrate SCIE's partnerships in action-partnerships with other
organisations and partnerships between practitioner, service user and
researcher. They will be run on the following themes:
Developing eLSC (electronic Library for Social Care) - How SCIE works with
organizations that produce social care knowledge and information. Workshop
with a demonstration (25)
Developing eLSC - Making information easy to understand. Workshop with a
demonstration (15)
Making user participation work. Parallel session
Joint work between NICE (National Institute for Clinical Excellence) and
SCIE - finding a common language and sharing approaches. Parallel session
Working with SCIE as a practice partner. Workshop
How research is used in social care. Parallel session
Partnerships in foster care. Workshop (up to 40 people)
Please return this form to:
Ian Howarth by 27 November 2003
1st Floor, Goldings House
2 Hay's Lane, London
Email: [log in to unmask]
Tel: 020 7089 6840
Fax: 020 7089 6841
Service User Participation
SCIE is keen to encourage service user and carer participation in this
event. A fee of £100 is payable to service users to encourage service user
attendance at the event.
Service user and carer reasonable expenses will be paid.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Upon completion of this registration from, joining instructions, will be
forwarded to you. We cannot be held responsible for the non-arrival of
registration information. If you have not heard from us by 4th December
2003, it is your responsibility to call us on 020 7089 6840. Please note
that the conference programme may be subject to change at SCIE's discretion.
Hotel Accommodation:
The conference does not include hotel accommodation.
Fees:
This event is free to attend.
Data Protection:
The information you provide on this booking form will be held on a database
to process the confirmation of your place and so that we can keep you up to
date with relevant events and other products provided by SCIE.
If you prefer not to receive information about other relevant SCIE events or
products please tick this box
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