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CARE SHOW PREVIEW


SUPPORTING CARE THROUGH CHANGE


Care Show Birmingham and the Retirement Living Show returns to the NEC Birmingham on 7–8 October 2026, with practical learning, expert insight and the latest innovations for care professionals. Here’s what to expect.


The social care sector continues to navigate funding pressures, workforce shortages, evolving regulation and rapid advances in technology. That's why bringing the sector together has never been more important.


As the UK's leading event for the care community, Care Show Birmingham brings together practical learning, the latest innovations and thousands of care professionals. Whether you're an owner, director, registered manager or care professional, you'll leave with ideas, inspiration and valuable new connections.


PRACTICAL LEARNING FOR TODAY'S CARE LEADERS


Rather than simply reflecting the challenges facing the sector, the programme has been designed to help providers understand what change means in practice, hear directly from those influencing policy and regulation, and leave with practical ideas they can implement within their own organisations.


Developed alongside Care Show Birmingham's Advisory Board and informed by extensive research conversations with providers,


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sector leaders and frontline professionals, the conference programme focuses on the issues that matter most to today's care leaders.


This year's key themes include future reform, workforce sustainability, funding pressures, compliance and regulation, and technological transformation.


Across seven conference theatres, visitors will have the opportunity to hear from policymakers, regulators, providers, academics and experts by experience, each bringing practical insight into the realities of delivering high-quality care in an increasingly complex environment.


The conference welcomes an impressive line-up of speakers, including Chris Badger, Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care and Integrated Care at CQC; Sarah McClinton, Chief Social Worker from the Department of Health and Social Care; Jeremy Richardson, CEO of Avery Healthcare; Raina Summerson, Group CEO of Agincare; Nitesh Somani, CEO of Kara Healthcare; Nye Brown, CEO of Hallmark Luxury Care Homes; Amrit Dhaliwal,


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