This series of webinars is focused on sharing latest research and learning in the field of severe and multiple disadvantage (SMD). It draws on insights gained from the Changing Futures Programme as well as innovation and insights from a range of organisations and services across our systems.
It is co-ordinated by the Nottingham Practice Development Unit (PDU) and open to anyone with an interest in this area of work.
We do not record these sessions however we do provide access to slide materials and content shared in our meetings. Resources from past events are available via this webpage.
Have expertise to share?
Please contact pdu@nottinghamcvs.co.uk if you are interested being part of this learning series and using our sessions to speak about your own research or innovative practice.
How to stay up to date
By registering for an event in this series you will automatically be added to our mailing list to be notified about future sessions in the series. Alternatively, you can email pdu@nottinghamcvs.co.uk with a request to be added to the SMD Learning Series mailing list. You can opt out at any time.
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Upcoming Events in this Series
Embedding SMD Specialist Practitioners as a vehicle for system change in Nottingham City
10.30am to 11.45am, Tuesday 3 December 2024
Delivered online as a Teams webinar
Changing Futures Nottingham is one of 15 areas across the country working to improve the lives of people experiencing multiple disadvantage using person-centred approaches and linking in a wrap-around support network of services. As part of its delivery model, it has created embedded practitioner roles that are hosted within statutory services focused on improving how these areas work for people experiencing severe and multiple disadvantage (SMD) both as separate services and in partnership.
This session will be a discussion of the impact of the SMD specialist practitioner roles on the local system after one year, drawing on insights from a recent evaluation report produced by the Changing Futures Learning and Evaluation team. There will be opportunities to ask questions at the end via an interactive Q&A
Previous Events
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You will be able to download materials from previous events in this series once the event has passed.