CHC Nurses Agency Network: Support, Training & Events

Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network – a specialist community for Continuing Healthcare (CHC) agency nurses. Access peer support, confidential networking, practical CHC guidance, and informal training opportunities. Connect with experienced CHC professionals, share real-world case insights on CHC and DOL, and build a rewarding agency nursing career through events, resources, and 24/7 support in a safe, invite-only space.

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CHC Nurses Agency Network: Community, Training & Support for CHC Agency Nurses


CHC Nurses Agency Network: Community, Training & Support for CHC Agency Nurses

A Dedicated Community for Continuing Healthcare (CHC) Agency Nurses

The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a specialist professional community designed exclusively for CHC agency nurses working across Continuing Healthcare, community settings, and complex care. Our network helps nurses connect, share knowledge, access support, and build successful CHC agency nursing careers in a safe and collaborative environment.

We understand that only another nurse truly appreciates the daily pressures, clinical responsibilities, and emotional demands of nursing. That is why our network is built by nurses, for nurses, offering a supportive space where you can talk openly, ask questions, and get practical advice from colleagues who work in the same field.

What Is the CHC Nurses Agency Network?

The CHC Nurses Agency Network is an invite-only community of around 500 CHC agency nursing professionals who work in Continuing Healthcare and related services. We connect agency nurses through private social media groups, online forums, and regular events, making it easier to build lasting professional relationships and friendships.

Members share real-world experiences about CHC assessments, community DOLs, case management, and working with commissioners, providers, and families. Our primary aim is to create an environment where you can develop professionally, feel supported, and stay informed about changes in CHC and wider health and social care.

Key Benefits of Joining the CHC Nurses Agency Network

Peer Support from Experienced CHC Agency Nurses

Working as an agency nurse in CHC can sometimes feel isolating, especially when you move between providers and settings. Within our network, you are never alone: you can access honest peer support 24-7-365 from nurses who understand the complexity of CHC, multidisciplinary working, and the realities of agency life.

Professional Networking and Collaborations

The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a powerful place to make professional contacts and expand your nursing network. Many of our members collaborate on projects, share best practice resources, signpost opportunities, and support each other through common professional challenges in CHC.

Knowledge Sharing and Best Practice in CHC

We openly share professional issues, case examples, and learning points across our confidential groups. Members regularly discuss topics such as NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) eligibility, the CHC Checklist and DST, decision support tools, community Deprivation of Liberty (DOL) applications, care planning, and quality assurance in community settings.

This collaborative approach helps agency nurses stay up to date with current CHC frameworks, policies, and practice expectations, supporting high-quality, person-centred care wherever you work.

Events, Community Building & Ongoing Support

Regular Events for CHC Agency Nurses

We host regular CHC networking events, online meetups, and discussion sessions to bring our community together. These events are relaxed, friendly, and focused on practical topics that matter to agency nurses—such as managing complex caseloads, documentation, communication with commissioners, and balancing work–life demands.

Many nurses join initially for support and end up building long-term friendships that continue for years, even as their roles and locations change.

Confidential, Invite-Only Social Media Groups

Our community primarily connects through private, invite-only social media groups where conversations are confidential, respectful, and moderated. Within these spaces, members can:

  • Ask clinical and professional questions related to CHC practice.
  • Share useful templates, tools, and resources.
  • Discuss challenges in agency work and problem-solve as a group.
  • Support each other with stress, burnout, and work–life balance.
  • Celebrate achievements, qualifications, and career milestones.

Because our groups are closed and carefully curated, nurses feel safe discussing sensitive, real-world issues without judgment.

Relaxed Space to Talk Honestly About Nursing

The CHC Nurses Agency Network is also simply a great place to relax and be yourself as a nurse. You can unwind, share your day, and talk with colleagues who genuinely understand both the rewards and the pressures of Continuing Healthcare and agency nursing.

Support for Your CHC Agency Nursing Career

Career Development and Guidance

Whether you’re new to CHC agency work or an experienced professional, our network can help you develop your career in Continuing Healthcare. Members share guidance on:

  • Getting started in CHC as an agency nurse.
  • Understanding CHC processes, pathways, and documentation.
  • Building a strong professional profile and reputation.
  • Working effectively with agencies, CCGs/ICSs, and providers.
  • Exploring roles such as CHC assessor, case manager, or clinical lead.

By learning from others who have walked the same path, you can make more informed choices about your future in CHC nursing.

Knowledge Around CHC, DOL & Community Practice

Many of our discussions and shared resources focus on practical aspects of NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) and community Deprivation of Liberty (DOL) practice. Topics include:

  • Best practice for CHC assessments and MDT working.
  • Understanding eligibility criteria and scoring domains.
  • Writing clear, defensible clinical rationales and reports.
  • Care planning for complex needs in community settings.
  • Documentation and communication for DOL applications.

This informal but focused learning helps agency nurses feel more confident and competent in their CHC roles, complementing any formal training they receive elsewhere.

Why Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network?

By joining the CHC Nurses Agency Network, you gain access to a trusted community that understands your work and wants you to succeed. Our network offers:

  • A safe, confidential space to ask questions and share challenges.
  • Connections with hundreds of experienced CHC agency nurses.
  • Ongoing peer support available day and night, all year round.
  • Opportunities to build friendships and long-term professional relationships.
  • Informal learning, shared resources, and real-world insights into CHC practice.

We are committed to promoting high standards of care, professional integrity, and mutual respect across our community, helping CHC agency nurses deliver the best possible outcomes for the people and families they support.

Who Can Join?

We welcome new members who are:

  • Registered nurses working in CHC as agency staff, bank staff, or independent practitioners.
  • Nurses interested in moving into Continuing Healthcare or community complex care roles.
  • Experienced CHC professionals looking to share knowledge and mentor others.

If you are committed to safe, person-centred care and want to contribute positively to a professional nursing community, the CHC Nurses Agency Network could be the right place for you.

How to Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network

Joining our network is straightforward. Once you are accepted, you will be invited into our private social media groups and given access to our online community spaces.

From there, you can start introducing yourself, connecting with colleagues, and taking part in discussions, events, and knowledge-sharing activities at your own pace.

Get in Touch

To find out more about joining the CHC Nurses Agency Network or to request an invitation to our groups, please contact us via our website or reach out to our admin team through our published contact channels. We look forward to welcoming you into our community of CHC agency nurses.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What is the CHC Nurses Agency Network? The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a confidential, invite-only community of CHC agency nurses who share knowledge, support each other, and build professional connections.
  2. Who can join the CHC Nurses Agency Network? Registered nurses working in, or interested in, Continuing Healthcare (CHC) and agency nursing roles are welcome to apply to join.
  3. Is the network only for agency nurses? Our primary focus is CHC agency nurses, but we also welcome CHC professionals who work in similar roles and wish to contribute positively to the community.
  4. How do I join your private social media groups? You can request access by contacting us through our website or admin channels, after which we will guide you through the invite-only joining process.
  5. Is there a cost to join the CHC Nurses Agency Network? Membership details and any applicable costs are shared on enquiry, and we aim to keep access as inclusive as possible for CHC nurses.
  6. What kind of support can I expect from the network? You can expect peer support, informal advice, knowledge sharing, networking opportunities, and a safe space to discuss CHC practice and agency nursing issues.
  7. Do you run events or meetups for CHC agency nurses? Yes, we regularly host online and sometimes in-person events to bring members together for discussion, learning, and social connection.
  8. Are the discussions in your groups confidential? Yes, our groups are private and invite-only, and we expect all members to respect confidentiality and professional boundaries at all times.
  9. Does the network offer formal CHC training or courses? We focus mainly on community, peer learning, and shared experience, but members often signpost each other to relevant CHC training and resources.
  10. How active is the CHC Nurses Agency Network? Our groups are active 24-7-365, with ongoing conversations and support shared daily among around 500 CHC agency nursing professionals.



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