We’re Representing At The Labour Party Conference 2026

Community Integrated Care is proud to be representing the not-for-profit social care sector at the Labour Party Conference 2026, alongside our partners at the National Care Forum (NCF).

The conference takes place in Liverpool from Sunday 27th September to Wednesday 30th September. Alongside NCF we will be welcoming visitors to Stand C7 throughout the event.

The event provides an important opportunity to engage with policymakers, sector leaders and stakeholders on the future of social care, sharing how not-for-profit providers can help build a fairer, stronger and more sustainable care sector for the future.

As part of our presence at the conference, we will be showcasing our vision for Building the Future of Not-for-Profit Social Care, highlighting the value, innovation and impact that charitable care organisations bring to communities across the UK.

Community Integrated Care will also be joining the Future Social Care Coalition’s Caring About Care Rally on Sunday 27th September, 4pm-6pm at Nova Scotia in Liverpool. The rally will be attended by Minister of State for Care, Alison McGovern MP, and will shine a spotlight on the importance of social care and the people who draw on and deliver support every day.

Representing Community Integrated Care at the rally will be our Managing Director, Edd Terrey, who will be speaking alongside Matt Price and Susan Hill, two people supported by the charity, sharing their experiences and perspectives on the future of social care.

Ben Lehan-Powick, Head of Policy and Public Affairs at Community Integrated Care, said, “The Labour Party Conference provides an important opportunity to champion the value of not-for-profit social care and ensure the voices of people who draw on support are at the heart of political discussion. At a time when social care reform is near the top of the government’s agenda, it’s vital that decision-makers hear directly from organisations that deliver support every day, as well as from the people who draw on those services.”

“Not-for-profit providers play a unique role in communities across the country, reinvesting resources back into the people they support, driving innovation and delivering positive outcomes. We’re proud to be representing the not-for-profit sector alongside our partners at NCF, and we’re looking forward to engaging with politicians, policymakers and partners to discuss how together we can build a social care system that is fairer, more sustainable and better equipped to enable people to live the best lives possible.”

To find out more about Community Integrated Care’s presence at the Labour Party Conference and our vision for the future of not-for-profit social care, visit our dedicated webpage.