Where to see TLAP and NCAG at NCASC

Published: 24 Nov, 2025

Come and see Think Local Act Personal (TLAP) and the National Co-production Advisory Group (NCAG) at the National Children and Adult Services Conference (NCASC) 2025.

Discover the co-produced sessions, interactive activities, and discussions we’ll be part. We’ll explore storytelling, Making It Real, ethical AI, neighbourhood care, and more.

 

Day1: Wednesday 27 November

Reframing Adult Social Care: Why stories matter 

11:05–12:05 | Tregonwell Hall

  • Explore how storytelling rooted in people’s lives can transform perceptions of care and support.
  • Dr Clenton Farquharson CBE (TLAP)

Defining well-led: Embedding ‘Making It Real’ in CQC assurance

12:15–13:15 | Bayview Suite

  • Co-production in leadership and culture, shaping CQC’s “Well-Led” domain.
  • Fiona Flowers (TLAP), Jennifer Pearl (NCAG), Isaac Samuels (NCAG/TLAP), Kate Sibthorp (NCAG/TLAP)

Big Chat 2: Measuring what works in Adult Social Care

13:20–14:00 | Windsor Hall

  • Discuss people-focused alternatives to current measurement approaches.
  • Rich Amos (NCAG)

AI with ethics: Responsible use of generative AI in Adult Social Care

15:10–16:10 | Bayview Suite

  • A value-led framework for ethical AI use in social care.
  • Jacqui Darlington (NCAG), Kate Jopling (TLAP), Jennifer Pearl (NCAG)

Day 2: Thursday 28 November

Aligning change agendas in adult social care reform

09:30–10:30 | Tregonwell Hall

  • Explore how multiple reform agendas connect and how co-production can help create a clear, ambitious, and achievable path.
  • Rich Amos (NCAG), Kate Jopling (TLAP)

Fair Pay Agreement in adult social care

11:00–11:50 | Solent Hall

  • Discuss what a Fair Pay Agreement could mean for workers, commissioners, and people who draw on care.
  • Dr Clenton Farquharson CBE (TLAP)

Plenary session with the Minister of State for Care

12:00–12:45 | Solent Hall

  • A chance to hear updates from government and reflect on what these mean for co-production.
  • Isaac Samuels (NCAG/TLAP)

The shifting community vs detention threshold

16:10–17:10 | Tregonwell Hall

  • Explore the changing responsibilities of local government, police, and social care in supporting people in crisis.
  • Isaac Samuels (NCAG/TLAP)

Day 3: Friday 29 November

Towards a National Neighbourhood Health Service

11:50–12:35 | Solent Hall

  • Explore all-age neighbourhood care, closer to home, joined-up services.
  • Jacqui Darlington BEM (NCAG)

 

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