QNI: Healthcare for Homeless Families

The Queen's Nursing Institute

10am - 5pm

ETC Venues, Maple House, 150 Corporation Street, Birmingham, B4 6TB

A free learning and networking day open to all, around improving healthcare for homeless families organised by The Queen’s Nursing Institute. The day features a range of diverse speakers, case studies from nurses of good practice, and workshops on safeguarding, integrated care and education and policy, as well as a networking hot buffet lunch and refreshments.

This learning day is ideal for health professionals, students, housing and voluntary sector support professionals and people with lived experience of homelessness, interested in furthering their knowledge, meeting others in their sector and contributing their own experiences to help improve care.

Speakers include:

• Wendy Nicholson, National Lead Nurse for Children, Young People and Families, Public Health England
• Maxine Jenkins QN, Specialist Health Visitor for Homeless Families, Leicestershire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
• Kat Sellers, Health Partnerships Manager, National Housing Federation
• Suzanne Reynolds, Specialist Midwife for Homeless, Migrant and Asylum Seeking Pregnant Women, Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust
• Trudi Law QN, Specialist Health Visitor for Vulnerable Families, The Royal Wolverhampton Hospital Trust
• Rosalynde Lowe CBE, Chair, QNI Homeless Health National Advisory Group

To book a free place click here.

To find out more about the event, contact Hanna Mountford at hanna.mountford@qni.org.uk or David Parker-Radford at david.parker-radford@qni.org.uk