Investment in Social Care Workforce Wellbeing

Join partners from across Greater Manchester for a shared learning event exploring both community and cross-sector lenses on the importance of workforce wellbeing and its connection to physical activity and movement.

We know some groups are more likely to be inactive than others, completing less than 30 minutes of moderate physical activity a week. Embedding movement and physical activity into health and social care is one way we can help change this.

Building on a previous shared learning events on Enabling Workforce Engagement in Person-Centred Social Care and Championing Link Roles & Context in Person-Centred Social Care, this follow-up session will bring together partners from across Greater Manchester. Together, we'll learn about the cost of not considering workforce wellbeing, how organisations can adapt their approaches and how training and development can play a role in modelling and normalising new behaviours.

Led by Lauren Coulman, founder of Noisy Cricket, this session will bring together community groups, partners, and leaders to look at how speaking up for movement and physical activity can help secure more investment in workforce wellbeing.

• Jo Finnerty | GM NHS ICB

• Georgette Kay | Bolton Carers Network

• Insights from system leaders across health, local government and physical activity

• Shared learning from partners working across social care and community settings

• Facilitated discussions and reflective activities

• Opportunities to connect with colleagues across Greater Manchester

This event is for anyone interested in the role movement and physical activity can play within social care, including:

• Social care providers and leaders

• Health and care system partners

• Local authority teams

• Community and voluntary sector organisations

• Physical activity and sport partners

• Commissioners and policy leaders

Movement matters to all of us. Greater Manchester Moving in Action is our shared commitment to enabling active lives for everyone across the city region.

For more information on the event, contact [email protected] or [email protected].

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Mechanics Institute, 103 Princess Street, Manchester, United Kingdom

Concerts, fests, parties, meetups - all the happenings, one place.

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