Webinar Recordings

Stuart Green, Middlesbrough Staying Put Agency, discusses some of the discretionary support and services the agency offers to support older, vulnerable, and disabled people in the local community.

In this special webinar, focused on the additional DFG funding and using discretion, Wirral Council's Greg Cooper, discusses practical case studies where innovative support has helped older, vulnerable and disabled people live independently and safely in the community.

In this special webinar on the additional DFG funding and discretion, Becky Walker, Home Improvement Agency Team Manager at Oxford City Council, outlines the services the council provide to support older, disabled and vulnerable people in the community.

Louise Powell, HEART Home Improvement Agency, outlines the range of services and innovative approaches to support older, disabled and vulnerable people in the community.

The Department of Health and Social Care's Mark Browne outlines how the £102m of additional DFG funding will help people live more independent, healthier lives for longer.

Following the DFG Assessment Summit Lucy Leonard, The OT Service, and Racel Russell, Foundations, share some of the key finding and learning outcomes from the afternoon breakout sessions.

Rachel Russell, Foundations, and Lauren Walker, The Royal Colledge of Occupational Therapists, talk about some of the main discussion points, highlights and outcomes of the recent DFG Assessment Summit.

Following the DFG Assessment Summit Adam Ferry, The OT Service, and Clare Barber, Trusted Assessing and Care Training, share insights from the morning breakout sessions.