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Provider Networks in Hampshire, Portsmouth, Southampton & IOW Updated: December 2020 Network Group Chair/Contact Details Ot Provider Networks in Hampshire, Portsmouth, Southampton & IOW Updated: December 2020 Network Chair/contact details Other Contact details Frequency Group General Skills For Care A new advice telephone line and email 9.00 – 17.00 Monday to Friday. (Social Media) Advice line for Registered Managers; 0113 241 1260 inbox to provide you with support and [email protected] answers to your questions. Daily Facebook group is now open to all registered managers and front-line managers in similar roles. Southampton Southampton Shivani Nagpal/Debbie Boys SfC Southampton.managersmeeting@gm X 3 Annually Registered Registered Manager ail.com Manager Buttercup House Network 95/97 Portsmouth Road Woolston Southampton Hampshire SO19 9BE Southampton Lisa Boyle (07940793870) [email protected] Support and discussions for provider Care Provider Southampton City Council managers/Independent Sector Forum Oakley Road, Southampton [VIP Care S016 4GX. Providers] Tel. 02380 917971 Southampton Lisa Boyle (07940793870) [email protected] X 2 a year Dignity Forum Tel. 02380 917971 Southampton Shivani Nagpal and Debbie Boys [email protected] Buttercup om House Hampshire Hampshire Vanessa Reid: [email protected] Debbie Carpenter (07434270349) Two seminars annually Care (07486058825) Marketing and Events Manager Four Information mornings and Association Maria Parsley: [email protected] [email protected] workshops held in Samir Patel: [email protected] Website: www.hampshirecare.org Kings Community Church, Tel. 023 80255794 Southampton SO30 4BZ 132 Bournemouth Road, Other events: Chandler’s Ford, Hampshire SO53 3AL Activity Coordinator Event Tel. 023 80255794 Members Meetings NE Hampshire Sue Langan www.northeasthampshireandfarnhamccg. 6 Meetings Annually and Farnham Quality Facilitator for Care Homes, nhs.uk Frimley South area Care Provider ICS Care Home Quality Team, Forum NE Hampshire and Farnham CCG and NHS Surrey [email protected] COVID update: [email protected] Heath CCG Fortnightly online meetings- Care Home Support Forum Regular virtual training packages Hampshire PaCT Manager: [email protected] PaCT Hampshire County Council 4 managers development Manager Learning & Development Strategic Lead: Learning and Development days/networking events per year Development [email protected] Days/PaCT Workforce support: Becky.O'[email protected] Book on to course and events here COVID update: [email protected] Managers Development days & training offered virtually during Skills for Care Endorsed Provider COVID 19 Hampshire, NHS CCG Quality Improvement Team Provider Forums for Registered Surrey and Karen Hampton: [email protected] Managers Berkshire Programme Lead, Frimley Health and Care ICS Forum Quality Matthew Richardson [email protected] COVID update: Improvement Deputy Director of Quality and Nursing Deputy Director of Quality and Care Home Provider Team Care NHS West Hampshire CCG Nursing Meetings/Weekly/Fortnightly Home NHS West Hampshire CCG And Weekly Comms Newsletter Meetings The New Caroline Coleman Training, Venue: The Fenwick Centre, Pikes Hill, Held monthly, each first Friday Forest [email protected] Lyndhurst, SO43 7NG Registered 0845 0706927 COVID update: Manager’s 07823440194 Skills for Care Endorsed Provider Available to offer support to new and Breakfast Club experienced managers in the area virtually Face to face meetings are on hold until spring 2021 Frimley ICS Sue Langan and Debbie Boys [email protected] COVID update: and Surrey Quality Facilitator for Care Homes Meetings online every two months. Heath Activity ICS Care Home Quality Team, Currently in discussion to join with Coordinator NE Hampshire and Farnham CCG and NHS Surrey Sian Barnett/Activity Coordinators Forums Heath CCG group meetings for some joint Hampshire and IOW meetings. Debi Phelan-Bainbridge Osborne Lodge, 30 Osborne Road, Informal Manager network meetings New Milton BH25 6AD held in various venues [email protected] 01425 618248 Hythe Maria Garrett-Marley Mobile: 07554415411 Occurs every 8 weeks Manager Nurse Facilitator (South West Locality) Email. [email protected] Forum Email [email protected] CCG Home Chair: Vivienne O’Conner COVID update: Care providers [email protected] Weekly virtual meeting (Tuesday at 3pm) Isle of Wight Isle of Wight Anna Roberts (Board Manager): Membership Care [email protected] Newport, IOW Partnership Group IOW Care Partnership SfC IOW Brian Russell (Registered Manager) and Debbie Boys Contact: 3 meetings a year Registered Ryde House Group [email protected] Newport, IOW Manager Ryde Meeting IOW COVID update: Virtual online meetings held monthly IOW CC Chair: Laura Gaudion [email protected] [email protected] X 4 meetings annually Provider 01983 821000 Newport or Westridge Sports Centre Meetings Home Support Forum Residential, Nursing and LD Forum Portsmouth Portsmouth Kevin Mitchel (Chairperson) and Debbie Boys [email protected] Three meetings annually Registered Julie Gauntlett, PCC Julie.Gauntlett@portsmouthcc,gov.uk Manager 0300 123 4021 Network Portsmouth City Council, Civic Offices, Portsmouth PO1 2BG. CCG and PCC Quality Improvement Team Portsmouth [email protected] Bi-monthly meetings QIT et 2 per year for all homes Residential 2 per year with LD/MH focus and Nursing 2 per year with OP focus Home Meeting COVID update: Weekly online meetings held with Care Home Providers HCA Sarah Adams (Chairperson) [email protected] X 3 meetings annually held in Domiciliary [email protected] Portsmouth Civic Offices, Portsmouth Care Provider 07341 564 064 Website: www.hampshirecare.org PO1 2BG Meeting COVID update: PCC Simon Nightingale [email protected] Fortnightly online meetings held with PCC .uk Care Home Providers .
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