CHC Nurses Agency Network: UK CHC Nurse Support & Events

Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network – a UK-wide community for Continuing Healthcare (CHC) agency nurses. Access confidential peer support, invitation-only online groups, specialist CHC training, and regular networking events. Stay up to date with CHC policy, case law and best practice while building your confidence, skills and career in Continuing Healthcare nursing. Connect with around 500 experienced CHC nurses and feel less isolated in your role.

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



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

A Dedicated UK Network for Continuing Healthcare (CHC) Agency Nurses

The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a professional community created specifically for Continuing Healthcare (CHC) nurses across the UK.
We provide a safe, supportive space where agency nurses can connect, share experiences, build their careers, and strengthen their knowledge of CHC practice, processes, and policy.

Only another nurse truly understands the pressures, responsibility, and emotional impact that come with our work.
Our network brings CHC agency nurses together through regular events, private online communities, and specialist training, helping you feel less isolated and more confident in your professional practice.

With a core network of around 500 CHC agency nursing professionals, the CHC Nurses Agency Network offers a thriving peer-support community that openly shares professional issues 24-7-365 via confidential, invite-only social media groups.

What Is the CHC Nurses Agency Network?

The CHC Nurses Agency Network is more than a mailing list – it is a professional hub for CHC nurses working in agency, bank, and community roles.
We focus on Continuing Healthcare, community care, and complex needs nursing, giving members access to up-to-date information, peer advice, and collaborative learning opportunities.

Members use the network to:

  • Build professional connections with other CHC agency nurses across the UK.
  • Discuss real-world CHC practice issues, challenges, and case scenarios in a safe, confidential space.
  • Access invitation-only social media groups and messaging channels for ongoing support.
  • Attend events, webinars, and workshops designed around CHC nursing practice.
  • Develop their confidence, knowledge, and career prospects in Continuing Healthcare.

Many nurses in our network form strong bonds, becoming friends and professional allies who support each other for years.
We welcome new CHC nurses into our private groups and events and encourage active participation, collaboration, and mutual respect.

Our Core Support Services for CHC Agency Nurses

1. Private CHC Nurse Community & Peer Support

Confidential, Invite-Only Social Media Groups for CHC Nurses

We host a series of private, invite-only online groups exclusively for CHC agency nurses.
These secure spaces allow you to discuss clinical questions, contracting challenges, documentation, MDT working, and CHC processes with peers who understand your world.

Whether you are new to CHC or highly experienced, you can ask questions, share resources, and seek reassurance from nurses who have faced similar situations.
Our members frequently support each other with complex eligibility cases, funding questions, and best-practice approaches to holistic, person-centred care.

2. Regular CHC Networking Events & Meet-Ups

Connect, Learn, and De-Stress with Other CHC Agency Nurses

We run regular online and in-person events to bring our CHC nursing community together.
These sessions are designed to be both informative and relaxing – a space where you can learn, share, and unwind with colleagues who face the same day-to-day pressures.

Events typically include:

  • Webinars on CHC frameworks, assessments, care planning, and community Deprivation of Liberty (DoL) processes.
  • Peer-led case discussions to explore complex scenarios and practical solutions.
  • Informal networking sessions focused on wellbeing, career development, and day-to-day challenges.
  • Local meet-ups (where possible) to build real-life connections within the CHC nursing community.

Many nurses tell us that these events help them feel less isolated, more informed, and more valued in their work.

3. CHC-Focused Training & Professional Development

Enhance Your Skills in CHC Assessments, Funding, and Community Care

Our network offers access to specialist CHC training opportunities delivered by experienced nurses and subject-matter experts.
Training topics may include:

  • Understanding the National Framework for NHS Continuing Healthcare.
  • Best practice for Checklist and Decision Support Tool (DST) documentation.
  • Eligibility criteria and how to evidence primary health need clearly.
  • Community DoL (Deprivation of Liberty) processes and safeguards.
  • Working effectively within MDT meetings and CHC panels.
  • Care planning for people with complex needs, including Learning Disabilities and long-term conditions.

Our goal is to help CHC nurses feel confident, competent, and supported in delivering safe, person-centred, and legally compliant care within the CHC framework.

4. Sharing Best Practice in Learning Disability & Complex Needs Care

Person-Centred Approaches for CHC Patients with Learning Disabilities

Many CHC agency nurses work with individuals who have Learning Disabilities (LD), autism, or complex behavioural and physical health needs.
Within our network, nurses share evidence-based strategies, person-centred tools, and real-life experiences related to LD care and complex needs in the community.

Members regularly exchange tips on:

  • Creating person-centred care plans that promote independence, dignity, and safety.
  • Working collaboratively with families, advocates, and multidisciplinary teams.
  • Reducing restrictive practices and promoting least restrictive options.
  • Supporting positive risk-taking and meaningful activity in the community.

This collective knowledge helps CHC nurses improve outcomes for people with Learning Disabilities, while feeling more supported in managing complex, high-risk scenarios.

5. Up-to-Date CHC Policy, Practice & Industry Insight

Stay Informed on CHC Framework Changes, Case Law, and Best Practice

The world of NHS Continuing Healthcare is fast-changing, with regular updates in guidance, case law, and local policy.
Through our network, members gain insight into:

  • Updates to the National Framework and CHC guidance.
  • Local and regional commissioning practices affecting CHC nurses.
  • Emerging best-practice approaches from across the UK.
  • Resources, tools, and templates that support robust CHC documentation.

By staying informed, CHC nurses can protect their practice, advocate effectively for patients, and maintain compliance with legal and professional standards.

Why Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network?

  • Created by and for CHC nurses: Our network is built around the real needs of Continuing Healthcare agency nurses working in the UK.
  • Genuine peer support: Connect 24-7 with around 500 experienced CHC agency nurses through confidential social media groups.
  • Career development: Access CHC-focused training, webinars, and events that build your confidence and enhance your CV.
  • Safe, understanding environment: Talk openly about workload, stress, ethical dilemmas, and complex cases with people who understand.
  • Practical, real-world advice: Learn from peers who are actively working in CHC assessments, reviews, and community care.
  • Long-term connections: Many nurses in our network become friends and long-standing colleagues, supporting each other for years.
  • Always-on support: Our community shares questions, advice, and resources 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Who Is the CHC Nurses Agency Network For?

Our network is ideal for:

  • Agency CHC nurses working in community or domiciliary settings.
  • Bank or locum nurses involved in CHC assessments, reviews, and case management.
  • Registered Nurses (RNLD, RMN, RGN, etc.) working in CHC-funded packages of care.
  • Nurses transitioning into CHC roles who want to build networks and improve their knowledge.
  • Experienced CHC nurses who want to share their expertise and mentor others.

If you work within Continuing Healthcare in any nursing capacity, you are welcome to join our CHC Nurses Agency Network and become part of our supportive, professional community.

How to Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network

Joining the CHC Nurses Agency Network is straightforward:

  1. Get in touch: Contact us via our website or social channels to express your interest in joining the network.
  2. Verification: We may request basic details to confirm your status as a registered nurse working in CHC or a related area.
  3. Invitation: Once confirmed, you will receive invitations to our private social media groups and relevant events.
  4. Get involved: Introduce yourself, ask questions, attend events, and start building your CHC professional network.

We are committed to maintaining a safe, professional, and supportive environment.
All members are expected to respect confidentiality, uphold professional standards, and contribute positively to the community.

Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network Today

If you are a CHC nurse looking for connection, understanding, and professional growth, the CHC Nurses Agency Network is here for you.
Our thriving community helps you navigate the challenges of Continuing Healthcare, improve your practice, and feel genuinely supported by people who understand your role.

Contact us today to join our network, access our private groups, and start benefiting from CHC-focused support, training, and events.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  1. 1. What is the CHC Nurses Agency Network?
    The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a UK-wide professional community for Continuing Healthcare agency nurses, offering peer support, events, and CHC-focused learning.
  2. 2. Who can join the CHC Nurses Agency Network?
    Any registered nurse working in or moving into Continuing Healthcare (including agency, bank, or community roles) can apply to join.
  3. 3. Does it cost anything to join the network?
    Membership details and any associated costs are shared when you contact us to register your interest in joining.
  4. 4. How do I access the private social media groups?
    Once your membership is confirmed, you will receive secure invitations and joining instructions for our confidential online groups.
  5. 5. What kind of events does the CHC Nurses Agency Network run?
    We host webinars, workshops, networking sessions, and informal meet-ups focused on CHC practice, wellbeing, and career development.
  6. 6. Is the network suitable for nurses new to Continuing Healthcare?
    Yes, it is an excellent resource for nurses new to CHC who want to build knowledge, confidence, and professional support systems.
  7. 7. Do you provide CHC training or educational resources?
    We connect members with CHC-specific training, webinars, and shared resources covering eligibility, assessments, documentation, and community care.
  8. 8. Are discussions in the network confidential?
    Yes, our groups are invite-only and moderated, and members are expected to maintain strict professional confidentiality at all times.
  9. 9. How active is the CHC Nurses Agency Network?
    Our core network of around 500 CHC agency nursing professionals engage and share issues 24-7-365 through various online groups.
  10. 10. How do I get started with the CHC Nurses Agency Network?
    Simply contact us via our website or social channels, and we will guide you through the quick steps to join our CHC nurse community.



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