This was a webinar from the Asset-Based Commissioning Hub established jointly by Think Local Act Personal and Social Care Future.
The webinar focused on community lounges in Stoke-on-Trent and the role they play in offering a welcoming first conversation for people needing support across the City. Jenny Pitts from NDTi and Andy Wilshaw, from Stoke-on-Trent City Council presented about this work. A team from the Universities of Hull and Sheffield presented on how to better evidence strengths-based preventative work.
There is no recording of this webinar, but slides and other resources are shared below.
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Early action and commissioning presentation slides (Social Care Future)
Introduction to community-led support (Jenny Pitts, NDTi)
Implementing the strengths-based model: a capacity-building opportunity for local authorities (Universities of Hull and Sheffield)
Community lounge schedule
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