We Share Insights at Care Management Show 2026

Community Integrated Care’s Managing Director, Edd Terrey, took to the stage at this year’s Care Management Show, one of the UK’s largest events dedicated to care leadership and management, to share how Community Integrated Care is supporting people to achieve life-changing outcomes and independence in supported living.

Held on 26th June 2026 at the NEC in Birmingham, the Care Management Show brought together more than 2,000 attendees, 100 exhibitors and over 60 expert speakers from across the social care sector. The event provides a key platform for leaders to exchange ideas, tackle sector challenges and showcase innovation in care delivery.

Edd was a featured speaker in the session “Outcomes with Purpose: Enabling Independence in Supported Living”, part of the Complex Care Theatre programme. His session explored how our charity is continually learning and evolving our approach to outcomes, enabling genuine independence for the people we support, while being open about the challenges faced and the bold ambitions ahead.

Drawing on real-world experience, Edd highlighted how a dedicated focus on person-centred support, innovation and values-driven practice is helping to remove barriers and empower people to live the best lives possible.

Speaking after the event, Edd said, “It was fantastic to be part of the Care Management Show and to speak alongside so many passionate professionals from across our sector, and a privilege to share some amazing stories on behalf of the people we support and our colleagues. Opportunities like this are so important to share ideas, learn from one another and strengthen our collective impact.”

“At Community Integrated Care, we’re proud to be supporting people to achieve incredible outcomes every day – breaking down barriers, enabling independence and reimagining what’s possible for the people we support. Events like the Care Management Show play a vital role in bringing the sector together to share that positive impact and hopefully empower even more people across the UK, as a result. We’re proud to have contributed to such an important national conversation.”