Yet another fantastic event at The Care Show London. Day one had huge energy with an influx of delegates busting through the door at 10am opening. Before the C+A team knew it our tummies were rumbling and we’d spend the morning and part of the afternoon chatting to some passionate and driven individuals who are keen to develop care properties further. Some of the team also watched Anna Richardson’s talk with the Alzheimer’s Society to hear more about their work to raise awareness of the serious impact Dementia is having on all areas of society.

Day two of the show started with a similarly spectacular bang as Melissa Magee chaired a panel discussing the evolution of the care sector that highlighted the huge changes in design, development, demand and construction. It gave some mind-blowing stats and points for us all to think about. The afternoon saw David Baddiel gave a heart-warming, emotional and above all very amusing talk on his Dad and Dementia, once again with the Alzheimer’s Society, illustrating the need for people to understand dementia and the people who are impacted by it.

Urban Intergenerational Care Home

The team finished off the day presenting our Lego intergenerational care home. It had gained huge popularity on the stand and we were proud to talk through each floor of the care home and the benefits of this style of living.

Roll on Birmingham now!