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Wednesday 21 January

11 am - 12 pm

Online

Join us to learn how to keep home care data safe from cyber threats and protect patient information easily!

Cyber Security In Homecare

Cybercrime is on the rise, and homecare providers are increasingly targeted. Join us for an engaging, practical session to help you understand the risks and strengthen your defences.

We'll dive into simple tips and tricks to keep your digital life safe while providing care. Whether you're a pro or just curious, this event is packed with easy-to-understand info to protect you and your loved ones.

Don't miss out on learning how to stay secure in the digital age!

What you’ll learn

• How cyber criminals operate: discover the psychological tactics used in social engineering to trick people into giving away sensitive information.
• Most common attacks: learn about the threats most likely to affect home care providers.
• Cyber attack simulations: see real-world examples of attacks and how they unfold.
• How to protect yourself and those around you: practical tips for staying safe online.
• How to protect your organisation: steps to safeguard your business and maintain compliance.

Who should attend?

• Homecare managers, team leaders, and anyone responsible for data security in care settings.

Reserve your spot today and take the first step toward cyber confidence!

This event is part of the Better Security, Better Care programme, funded by the Department of Health and Social Care to support data and cyber security across the adult social care provider sector.

Thursday 22 January

12:30 pm to 1:30 pm

Online event

Calling Care Providers in Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire & Berkshire to our practical, engaging Webinar including a LIVE DEMO on GP Connect.

Oxfordshire Association of Care Providers is delighted to welcome our commercial partner CareLineLive, presenting on GP Connect.

Led by Jess Davies, Sales Development Representative at CareLineLive, and featuring one of their customers, John Galpin, Director of In Friendship Ltd, a local Oxfordshire provider who is already seeing the benefits of GP Connect.

During the session, Jess will walk you through:

• A live demo of GP Connect inside CareLineLive.
• Exactly what’s needed to get started
• How GP Connect is already included in CareLineLive contracts at no extra cost

And John will share his real-life insights on setting up and using GP Connect.

From putting setting GP connect off to (“I thought it’d be loads of paperwork!”) to having everything set up in just two hours, unlocking immediate time savings for his team and better outcomes for clients. Learn about this ''Total game changer'' and how to ''save two to three days a week''

Bonus for attendees 

You’ll also receive access to a recorded video from John, offering a behind-the-scenes look at completing DSPT.

By the end of the session, you’ll know what to do, how to do it, and how quickly you can see results -all backed by real experience from a local provider who’s been there.

This event is part of the Better Security, Better Care programme, funded by the Department of Health and Social Care to support data and cyber security across the adult social care provider sector.

Wednesday 28 January

10 am to 12:30 pm

Thames Barns Cantre, Thame

Join us for an essential cybersecurity awareness session designed specifically for Adult Social Care providers across Berkshire and Oxfordshire.

Ransomware and phishing attacks are among the most significant threats facing care organisations today. A single click on a malicious email can disrupt care delivery, compromise sensitive data, and damage trust with families and commissioners.

This interactive tabletop exercise is not just a presentation—it’s a hands-on scenario-based discussion. You’ll work with peers to explore realistic cyber incidents, share best practices, and determine the most effective responses for your organisation.

What You’ll Learn

• What ransomware is and how it impacts care services
• How phishing works and how to spot it
• Real-world consequences for care homes and home care providers
• Practical prevention strategies: MFA, staff training, backups
• DSPT compliance and regulatory responsibilities
• Incident response essentials and communication during a cyber incident

Who Should Attend

• Registered Managers
• Data Protection Leads
• Cyber Ambassadors / Champions
• Anyone responsible for digital systems or safeguarding sensitive information in Adult Social Care

Takeaways

• Clear, actionable steps to strengthen your organisation’s cyber resilience
• Templates for incident response and communication

Register Now – Only 25 Places Available!

This workshop is part of the Better Security, Better Care programme, funded by the Department of Health and Social Care to support data and cyber security across the adult social care provider sector.