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Experience and innovation: working in partnership - conference programme


6 NovemberNational Survivor User Network

5:00pm 

Delegates arrive,
register and check
into their rooms

   
6:00pm Celebrating the
network
: stronger
together
  What is to be
gained from
working together?
How can we make this work? This session will look at the advantages of being connected and will focus on NSUN, why it was formed and what it hopes to achieve.
Chair: Tina Coldham, Vice-chair, Mind Link and Trustee, NSUN
Panel: Chandra Fowler, Coordinator, NSUN
Shannon O'Neill, Mind Link Manager
Further panel members to be confirmed 
   
7:00pm   Dinner and party

7 November

10:00am Experience: learning from one another
  We have the skills, talents and experience to support each other. Whatever problems you've had, you can bet someone else has had them first and probably overcome them! Why look elsewhere?
Chair: Shannon O'Neill, Mind Link Manager
Panel:  David Crepaz-Keay, National Survivor User Network (NSUN)
Jeff Walker, Director, Bristol Mind
Dominic Walker, Network Development Manager, Catch-a-fiya BME Mental Health Survivors Network
Further panel members to be confirmed
   
11:15am  Break 
   
11.30am Participants will then have a choice from the following workshops:  
 
What does 'mental health' actually look and feel like - and who decides? - Marcus Roberts, Head of Policy, Mind
Why is a national service user / survivor network organisation needed? What is it going to do? - Chandra Fowler, Coordinator with other staff and trustees from NSUN
Open Up to Moving People – Open Up team members
Taking the social enterprise initiative: the journey – Bernie Hannon, Director, Business Boosters Network
Working in Partnership: a multi-agency approach for routes to employment and vocation in North East London - Shaun Gastall, Mind Link National Advisory Panel Member, LGB Representative and Advanced Practitioner, Occupational Therapy, Employment and Vocational Opportunities Service, London Borough of Waltham Forest
Using Direct Payments as a route to recovery - Pauline Heslop
12:45pm Lunch and networking
2:00pm Workshops repeated
3:15pm Break
3:30pm Innovation: taking the good work forward
So where we go from here? Where are the new challenges? And how can we work together to meet them?
Chair: Tina Coldham, Vice-chair, Mind Link and Trustee, NSUN
Panel: Matt Gregory, User Involvement Worker, Revolving Doors Agency
Howard Beck, Equality Development Officer (Deaf and Hard of Hearing), Leeds City Council
Further panel members to be confirmed
4:45pm Closing remarks
5:00pm End of conference 


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