Care at Home & Housing Support Conference 2024 – Early Bird Tickets

Care at Home & Housing Support Conference 2024 – Early Bird Tickets

We’re thrilled to announce that early bird tickets for the highly anticipated Care at Home & Housing Support Conference & Exhibition 2024 are now available! This year’s event, themed “Care Revolution – Time to Act” will take place on Friday, 17 May 2024 at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Glasgow.

This is an exclusive opportunity to secure your spot at a discounted rate! By booking before 5:00 pm on Friday 29th March 2024, you’ll not only guarantee your attendance but also save on ticket prices.

Here’s a breakdown of the ticket options:

  • Early Bird Members: £60+VAT (£72)
  • Early Bird Non-Members: £105+VAT (£126)
  • Standard Members: £70+VAT (£84)
  • Standard Non-Members: £130+VAT (£156)

Join us for insightful discussions, industry insights, and invaluable networking opportunities. This conference serves as a platform to delve into crucial topics, share best practices, and explore innovative solutions in the care at home and housing support sector.

Be a part of shaping the future of care at home and housing support – book your places now and take advantage of our early bird offer!

Find out more and get tickets on: https://scottishcare.org/care-at-home-housing-support-conference-2024/

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