Wednesday 22nd March 2023
Thursday 23rd March 2023
NEC, Birmingham
22 - 23 March 2023
NEC Birmingham
How can I register?
The quickest way to register is here.
Is UK Care Week free to attend?
Yes it is free to attend.
What hall is the live event in?
UK Care Week is in hall 18.
What other shows can I go into with my ticket?
Your ticket gives you access to all of the features at UK Care Week, Naidex and Neuro Convention
Who will be exhibiting?
Click here to view the exhibitor list for UK Care Week.
Can my company exhibit?
If you are interested in exhibiting at UK Care Week, please email sales@ukcareweek.com or enquire here.
How many seminars are there?
There are approximately 100 seminars across the two days.
Are seminars free to attend?
Yes, seminars are free of charge to attend.
Are seminars ticketed?
No, you will receive tickets on the door which grant access to all seminars however they run on a first come first serve basis so make sure you get there in plenty of time.
How long do seminars last?
Seminars last 30 minutes.
Can I turn up on the day for masterclasses?
You will need to pre-book on our website if you would like to attend any of the masterclass sessions. You can sign up for a session here.
Can I turn up on the day for the CQC Inspection Hub?
You will need to pre-book your CQC Inspector Hub appointment here. If slots are full please don't worry, the CQC will make sure your question is answered. Pop to their stand throughout the show and meet their inspection team.
Can I turn up on the day for the Virtual Dementia Tour?
Yes! Make sure you head to their stand upon your arrival at the event and sign up for one of the many slots running throughout the day. Slots will fill up so make sure you arrive early!
How do I get there?
The NEC is just 10 minutes by train from the centre of Birmingham and easily accessible by car. Find out more on our dedicated travel page.
Where can I park?
There are enough parking spaces at the NEC for all visitors. You can pre book parking here.
What catering facilities are there at the NEC?
There is a wide range of catering facilities at the NEC. Please see here for a full list of places to eat.
What are the disabled facilities?
As a world class exhibition venue, the NEC is accessible. For more information visit the NEC disabled visitor's page
What else is there to do in the local area?
After visiting UK Care Week why not spend some time in Birmingham? Take some time out to experience and explore Birmingham's rich history and culture.
An update on our venue protect ventilation policy.
We’ll be altering the ventilation settings across all venues from next week.
Our venues fully comply with government legislation on managing the risk of COVID-19 to keep everyone’s experience safe.
We will continue to implement our enhanced venue sanitisation, with all communal areas cleaned frequently, alongside high contact surfaces throughout event days.
Given the expected increase in outside temperatures our ventilation systems will be optimised to provide increased air recirculation which will provide comfortable conditions for all event spaces while reducing our carbon footprint through reduced utility consumption. We’ll continue to monitor all changes to COVID regulations and update our setup where appropriate.
Human interaction is what we do but we understand that convenience is key and that many people will still want to minimise unnecessary contact. We have taken advantage of tech solutions to provide contactless options. So, to minimise contact points when in our venue, visitors can pre-pay parking online, use our cashless options for payment at all food and drink outlets and even pre-order food via an app.
Further information can be found on the NEC website - https://www.thenec.co.uk/venue-protect/