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Celebrating our Sector: Conference and Norfolk Care Awards 2026

Join us at our annual Celebrating Our Sector conference which include the Norfolk Care Awards 2026.

Celebrating Excellence in Adult Social Care in Norfolk

The Norfolk Care Awards celebrates the dedication, innovation, and outstanding achievements of individuals, teams, and care providers across the adult social care sector in Norfolk. The awards recognise excellence, inspire innovation, and highlight the incredible impact that staff, volunteers, and unpaid carers have on the lives of those they support.

The event will take place on the afternoon of the 15th of October, 2026 at the historical St Andrews Hall, Norwich.

2026 Conference Speakers

As part of this year’s Celebrating Our Sector Conference, we’ll be joined by speakers from across adult social care, regulation, workforce development and research to share their perspectives on learning and improvement across the sector.

Natalie Reed – CQC

Interim Director of Adult Social Care

Learning and Improvement: A Shared Journey

Natalie will explore CQC’s own learning and improvement journey and what it means for providers, including themes emerging from provider assessments and local authority reviews, what the sector can take from them, and how regulation can support learning rather than compliance alone.

Claire Robinson – Civinet

Human Learning Systems – A Provider Perspective

Claire will share a provider perspective on Human Learning Systems and its approach to learning and working with complexity in social care.

Learning Together: People, Organisations and Systems

How learning happens in care, and how we get better at getting better.

A panel discussion bringing together perspectives from across the sector with:

Helen Jackson – Skills for Care
Mandi Syrett – UEA
Anne Riches – ACC Care Group Ltd.

Thursday 15th October 1:00pm - 6:00pm
£35
St Andrews Hall, St Andrew’s Plain, Norwich, NR3 1AU
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