The Lincolnshire Good Home Alliance has announced that the Good Home Lincs programme has been extended until March 2028.
The programme helps residents stay safe, warm and well in their homes. A series of webinars for professionals and volunteers will provide updates on the programme’s progress, available support, new resources, case studies and future developments.
Sessions are available for anyone supporting Lincolnshire residents, as well as specific referral partner organisations.
There are two webinar sessions, tailored to different audiences, with information on each below.
For all professionals and volunteers who work with Lincolnshire residents.
This session is suitable for anyone who:
When: Various dates and times
Where: Online via Microsoft Teams
How to book: Tickets are free and to book your ticket, follow this link to the Ticket Tailor website.
For professionals working within our named referral partner organisations (any person working directly for Lincolnshire County Council or in any of the Lincolnshire district councils; Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue; NHS CYP Asthma Practitioners; Family Hubs staff; the Wellbeing Service; HEART/Lincs4Warmer Homes and Hospital Discharge teams).
The session will revisit the Good Home Lincs section of Connect to Support, the Healthy Home Assessment, and the advice service available to professionals, volunteers and support workers throughout Lincolnshire. It will also provide information about the Good Home Lincs casework service, which is available to our named referral partners.
Attendees will gain an understanding of the types of issues the casework team can support with, how to make a referral, and the process for accessing the service. The session will also showcase examples of the team’s work over the past two years, highlighting the challenges they have helped residents overcome and the positive outcomes achieved.
When: Multiple dates and times
Where: Online via Microsoft Teams
How to book: Tickets are free and to book your ticket, follow this link to the Ticket Tailor website.
To find out more, please contact Sarah Dearnley at SarahC.Dearnley@lincolnshire.gov.uk or Adam Newman-Pring at Adam.Newman-Pring@boston.gov.uk.
