innovative suppliers
navigating change for a stronger future
Registration is now open for Care Show Birmingham 2026, the UK's leading event for the social care sector.
Join 4,500+ care professionals at the NEC Birmingham on 7–8 October 2026 to connect with sector leaders, gain practical insight on policy and regulation, and discover the solutions shaping the future of care.
Free to attend, this is where social care decision-makers come together to stay informed, tackle everyday challenges and drive better outcomes. Register today and be a part of the conversation this October.
what to expect at Care Show Birmingham
Exhibitors
Over 300 leading healthcare suppliers showcasing the latest products, services, and innovations designed to help you improve patient outcomes and run your care organisation more effectively.
testimonials
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"It’s really nice seeing what’s going on, what’s changing, what’s coming forward and all the new developments. I would describe Care Show Birmingham as informative, inclusive and inspiring. I will be definitely be back next year from what I have seen so far!"
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"Care Show is an exciting event in the calendar which I look forward to attending. It is a great chance to catch up with my fellow peers, catch up with our current suppliers, see what is new and upcoming in the care sector as well as listening and participating in some interesting topics and discussions"
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"With representation from all areas of the care sector, there is something for everyone, no matter what you are looking for. A great line up of speakers and panellists provided a wealth of knowledge, expertise and insight into the current strategy and cutting edge developments across social care."
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"It’s been great to come and see Care Show Birmingham. It’s my first time here, I’ve only been in the sector for less than a year so it’s amazing to see all the different businesses. We’re quite a varied business and there’s a lot here for us. We will be back next year and might even go to London as well."
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"It's the first time we exhibited at the show, and we were amazed at how busy it was and most importantly the quality of contacts, and networking with the exhibitors was fantastic."
official partners
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The Care Workers’ Charity (CWC) was founded in 2009 with the objective of supporting current and former care workers with one-off crisis grants. Since 2020 we have paid out over £5.7million in Grants ... -
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The Institute of Health and Social Care Management exist to support the development of our members and to create a forward-thinking community that are passionate about Health and Social Care. The Ins ... -
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The Digital Care Hub provides free information, guidance and support to enable adult social care providers to make the most of digital technology – and to do it safely. They are an independent, not-fo ... -
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The Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) is an independent social care charity with deep experience of bringing partners and people with lived experience together to collaborate and innovate to ... -
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Inclusive Design Magazine promotes accessibility in the built environment, aimed at architects, developers, interior designers, and facilities managers in every sector - housing, education, business, ... -
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Championing Social Care is a charitable organisation with a mission to shine a positive light on social care. Their aim is to educate everyone in the amazing work that is done in the social care secto ... -
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Care Home Management magazine and online offers unrivalled support in those all-important back-office functions involving tech, training, HR, compliance and best practice. Visit www.chmonline.co.uk ... -
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With over 2,300 members the Homecare Association is the UK's membership body for homecare providers. Together we ensure that homecare is valued so that everyone can live well at home and flourish with ... -
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NCF is the membership organisation for not-for-profit organisations in the care and support sector. NCF over 170 members who collectively deliver more than £2.4 billion of social care support to over ... -
CQC is the independent regulator of health and adult social care in England. We make sure health and social care services provide people with safe, effective, compassionate, high-quality care and we e ... -
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The OS was formed by a small group of providers who had, at the time, all recently achieved ‘Outstanding’ ratings following the introduction of the CQC (Care Quality Commission) inspection standard ra ... -
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As a professional journal, Care Home Magazine keeps readers informed with all of the latest from the industry’s leading trade associations, business advice and new ideas to help propel the audience’s ... -
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National Care Association operates with a small team of dedicated staff overseen by the volunteer Board of Directors who are elected from the membership. The Directors are based throughout the country ... -
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Published to a consistently high standard of independently-written editorial content through agenda-setting thought leadership pieces, interviews with leading social care personalities, and features o ... -
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Stay informed, Stay in control, Join Care England. Membership gives care providers access to council fees data paid over the last 3 years for their areas. Help dealing with LA’s on fees, and members s ... -
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Care Choices – Launched in 1991, Care Choices is a leading multimedia publisher and event organiser, working with local authorities across England to provide adult social care directories to care seek ... -
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Care Management Matters (CMM) – CMM magazine is a highly respected resource for owners, operators and senior executives working in social care. CMM delivers in-depth bespoke editorial, news, opinion ... -
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The Carer, leading title for the nursing and residential care home sector Published bi-monthy in print we are also the ONLY title to produce a weekly digital edition. Targeting decision makers, introd ...
latest news
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Watch the interview here Molly: Hello and welcome back to our series of ‘Meet the Speaker’, where we'll be interviewing members of our speaker lineup for Care Show Birmingham 2026, coming up in Octobe ... -
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The rain was streaking across the window of the London café, just outside the Care Show exhibition halls. Sitting across from me was Abdullah, a brilliant, registered care manager I’d been coaching fo ... -
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For today’s care providers, the challenge is no longer simply delivering safe, effective care. Alongside workforce pressures, rising costs and increasingly complex resident needs, there is a continued ... -
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In an industry as demanding and deeply human as adult social care, the rhythm rarely slows. Rotas to fill, residents to care for, regulations to navigate, inspections to prepare for — the working day ... -
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This month has seen a strong focus on workforce development, digital transformation and the responsible adoption of AI across adult social care. Here's a roundup of some of the key stories making head ...
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