NAPA annual conference

With ticket sales due to close on May 29th, it’s the last chance to book places for NAPA’s 11th annual conference on June 6th. The focus of the conference run by NAPA – the National Activity Providers Association – will be “connected communities”, with expert speakers sharing their knowledge and experience followed by an afternoon of practical workshops.  NAPA executive director Hilary Woodhead will introduce the conference, while Alison Teader will explore the arts in care homes and community connections and Louise Goulden will look at intergenerational activities, among other highlights. Conference places are £100 each for NAPA members, more information can be found here: https://napa-activities.co.uk/services/professional-development/conference

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