Important – Health and Safety Matters
The National Association for Safety and Health in Care Services (NASHiCS) focuses on all Health and Safety matters affecting the social care sector. The association has gone from strength to strength since its inception and has a growing membership across many care providers and organisations covering the UK.
Keeping up to date regarding Health and Safety matters is vital. The more you know, the more you can plan and the more you plan, the less you are susceptible in turbulent times to both internal and external risks.
Through the association you can Network with colleagues responsible for Health and Safety, share your own ‘best practice’ experiences and hear how others have overcome challenges.
Source dedicated events on health and safety in the sector and participate in national and local Networkers, Conferences, Seminars, in-person or virtual webinars.
Advertise job vacancies and benefit from favourable member offers and rates from suppliers of goods, services and equipment.
Receive regular update emails covering latest developments and safety alerts/news; while giving access to current information, links on key safety topics; and monthly our highly praised e-News.
Matters covered range from fire safety, training, infection control, lone working, falls prevention, first aid to stress, legionella, case law, regulation, people moving people and mock courts to mention just a few.
See our website for information on past, as well as future events – www.nashics.org
We have developed national links with other organisations, government bodies, regulators, and enforcement agencies. Our aim is to promote and improve safety and health in care practice by providing a sharing and networking forum for debate, and discussion.
Joining NASHiCS is a great and easy way to keep informed and aware. Health and Safety is an essential element in the workplace and matters to everyone involved with social care now and in the future.
Find out more – administrator@nashics.org
www.nashics.org
07840 160 030
