In this webinar, we’ll be exploring how provider collaboratives are integrating effectively with Neighbourhood and Place.

We will feature examples from provider collaboratives from at least two sectors and give you the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your experiences on this challenge.

How to book?

This event is free to attend and you can book your place here.

Further details, including the agenda and joining instructions for the session, will be circulated in due course to those booked onto the event so please do book your place to stay updated with event details.

If you have any questions about this event, please contact us.

This peer learning forum will feature a case study presentation from a Mental Health, Learning Disability and Autism Provider Collaborative (IMPACT - East Midlands) with a focus on co-production. Attendees will then have the opportunity to discuss, explore and reflect on this topic with peers.

The remainder of the session will give the opportunity for directors of strategy and programme directors of provider collaboratives to:

- participate in facilitated and detailed discussions on the hot topics and issues in the arena of provider collaboration at scale
- share experiences and build a network of peers working on provider collaboration
- learn from others on the provider collaborative journey.

Attendees will shape the themes and topics of the discussion so please do share topics that you would like to cover in advance.

Discussion topics at recent events have included:

- benefits of provider collaboratives so far
- relationships between provider collaboratives and the ICB
- resourcing your provider collaborative.

How do I book?

This event is free to attend and you can book your place here.

Further details, including the agenda and joining instructions for the session, will be circulated in due course to those booked onto the event so please do book your place to stay updated with event details.

If you have any questions about this event, please contact us.

NHS Providers is working in partnership with the South London Mental Health and Community Partnership (SLP) to deliver this all day in person event, which will be held in central London. 

This will be the first event bringing together programme and managing directors of MHLDA provider collaboratives from across the country. It will be held under the Chatham House Rule so together we can discuss:

• the progress and achievements of MHLDA provider collaboratives so far, and how to sustain them
• opportunities and challenges around working collaboratively to deliver high quality mental health services locally and at scale
• working together to shape the future for MHLDA provider collaboratives and to learn from each other

How do I book?

This event is free to attend for programme and managing directors of MHLDA provider collaboratives. Please register your interest here.

Further details will be circulated in due course to those whose bookings have been confirmed.  

If you have any questions about this event, please contact us.