LIVE LONDON – TREOW IN-PERSON EVENT

Join us for the first in-person Treow Community event, specifically for London-based providers


After the success of the virtual Treow Community sessions for supported accommodation providers Treow are delighted to invite you and your colleagues to attend the first Treow Community LIVE event this October.

Agenda (times are subject to change)

9:00am – 9:30am- Arrival & Networking

9:30am – 9:50am- Welcome & opening remarks

9:50am – 10:35am- Session 1: State of the Sector– An honest look at where children’s services and supported accommodation stand today, covering demand pressures, funding and sufficiency challenges, and workforce trends shaping providers across London. A chance to hear how the sector is responding and adapting to an increasingly complex operating environment.

10:40am – 11:35am- Session 2: Digital Safeguarding– Led by experienced practitioners, this digital safeguarding session explores how professionals can support and protect young people in an ever-changing online landscape. Covering current online threats, emerging trends and best-practice safeguarding approaches, the session will provide valuable insight into the ways digital environments affect wellbeing, behaviour and vulnerability. Attendees will leave equipped with practical strategies, resources and tools that can be implemented immediately within their own organisations and services.

11:35am – 11:55am- Networking and refreshments

11:55am – 12:40pm- Session 3: Provider Panel Q&A– Delegates will have the opportunity to ask questions and hear from colleagues about their recent experiences with Ofsted inspection- the process, format and their practice and learning as RSMs/ NIs. Hear their reflections on how they prepared, what went well, challenges and lessons learned, and their advice for other providers.

12:40pm – 01:00pm- Closing remarks and wrap up

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