Delivered by: Jenny Pitts, Programme Lead, NDTi

For those new to the concept of Community Led Support, Jenny will share what it is, the background and core principles. She will describe how CLS is making a difference and what we've learnt about the success criteria.

Delivered by: Cath Roff, Director of Transformation, Leeds City Council

In recent years Leeds City Council has been working to reimagine care at home with people, providers and communities. Cath will provide an overview and share learning so far.

Delivered by: Peter Tomlin, Director of Adult Services, Stoke on Trent City Council

There are currently 18 Community Lounges across Stoke on Trent. They are based on strong community partnerships and support around 1500 people a week. Peter will share the journey so far.

Delivered by: South Lanarkshire Council

The team has really invested in skilling up staff to deliver workshops on strengths-based practice. We'll hear about their work on the 'Clydesdale Conversation' pop-up approach to creating spaces to talk in rural communities.

Delivered by: Cheshire West and Chester Council

Getting direct payments right is a common challenge and can only be done through coproduction, listening, learning and planning change together. The team at Cheshire West and Chester Council will share their learning.

Delivered by: ARC research team

To deepen our understanding of strengths based approaches a collaboration of universities has conducted research into Community Led Support overr the past two years. It's funded by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR). Members of the research team will share key findings.

Delivered by: Rebecca Money, Scottish Borders Council, Gill O'Hare and Deb Boughley, Stoke on Trent City Council

CLS works for everyone and some areas are now starting to connect work with families and young people. Colleagues from the Scottish Borders and Stoke on Trent will share their work.

Delivered by: Denbighshire County Council

Having ripped up the 'rule book', Denbighshire's Edge of Care team will describe how they have harnessed the talents of local people to create a modern and effective way of supporting people that builds resilience.

Delivered by: Mike Richardson, NDTi

What we want to achieve, the information we collect, the actions we undertake and the outcomes we expect are all embedded into a single tool in CLS. Mike will explain the value of Extended Logic Modelling, otherwise known as ELMO.