Sector events, learning opportunities, and key awareness dates to help you stay informed, engaged, and connected throughout the year.
The UK’s flagship social care event, the Care Show, is set to return in 2026—bringing together thousands of care professionals, suppliers, and sector leaders under one roof.
Taking place at the NEC Birmingham on 7–8 October 2026, the event is expected to welcome over 4,500 attendees, alongside 300+ suppliers and more than 200 expert speakers.
Positioned as one of the most influential gatherings in the care calendar, the Care Show continues to play a critical role in supporting providers through an increasingly complex operating environment.
With ongoing pressures across funding, workforce, and regulation, events like the Care Show are becoming more important than ever.
The two-day conference is designed to provide:
Attendees will have access to a comprehensive programme of expert-led sessions, panel discussions, and solution-focused conversations—helping providers navigate change and strengthen their services.
Beyond the conference sessions, the Care Show is also a hub for:
With hundreds of suppliers showcasing the latest innovations, the event offers providers a unique opportunity to explore solutions that can improve care delivery while driving operational efficiency.
As the care sector continues to evolve, staying informed and connected is no longer optional—it’s essential.
The Care Show has built its reputation as a cornerstone event in the industry, bringing together providers, innovators, and decision-makers who are shaping the future of care.
With a strong focus on collaboration, education, and innovation, the 2026 event is expected to be one of the most important yet.
At The Daily Round, we see events like the Care Show as more than just dates in the calendar—they are moments where the sector comes together to learn, share, and move forward.
In a time where providers are being asked to do more with less, the power of connection, insight, and shared experience has never been more important.
Posted by:
K Jadon
Editorial Assistant – The Daily Round
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