UK CHC Nurses Agency Network: Training & Support

Join the UK CHC Nurses Agency Network – a private, nationwide community for Continuing Healthcare (CHC) and agency nurses. Access peer-led CHC training, Community DOL guidance, CQC-ready practice support, 24/7 confidential discussion groups, webinars and career development insights. Connect with over 500 CHC professionals, build confidence, share real-world case experience and stay updated on CHC frameworks, assessments and complex care.

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CHC Nurses Agency Network | UK Continuing Healthcare Nurse Community & Training


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

A dedicated UK network for Continuing Healthcare (CHC) agency nurses to connect, learn and grow together

About CHC Nurses Agency Network

CHC Nurses Agency Network is a nationwide community created by nurses, for nurses, specialising in NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC), Community DOLs and complex care in the UK. We bring together agency and independent nurses working in CHC to share knowledge, develop skills, and access peer support from professionals who truly understand the pressures of frontline nursing.

Our private, invite-only network connects more than 500 CHC agency nursing professionals through secure social media groups and regular online and in-person events. Whether you are experienced in CHC or just beginning to explore this specialist field, our community offers a safe space to ask questions, gain confidence and develop your career.

We know that only another nurse really understands how demanding nursing can be. That is why our network is built around trust, confidentiality and mutual respect, helping CHC nurses feel supported, valued and better equipped to deliver high-quality, person-centred care.

What We Offer CHC & Agency Nurses

The CHC Nurses Agency Network focuses on three key areas: professional development, peer support and high-quality Continuing Healthcare practice. Our aim is to make life easier for CHC nurses while helping them stay informed, compliant and confident in their roles.

1. Specialist Continuing Healthcare (CHC) Training & Guidance

We provide practical training and peer-led guidance on NHS Continuing Healthcare eligibility, Decision Support Tool (DST) completion, care planning, reviews and funding processes. Our resources help CHC nurses navigate complex pathways, understand national frameworks and apply best practice in real-world situations.

2. Support with Community DOL Applications & Legal Compliance

Members can access shared knowledge and experience on Community Deprivation of Liberty (DOL) application processes, legal requirements and documentation standards. Through our network, CHC nurses can clarify doubts, learn from others and stay updated on evolving case law and guidance.

3. Peer Support for CQC-Ready Practice & Quality Standards

While we are a community rather than a formal consultancy, our members regularly share tips, tools and insights around CQC expectations, person-centred documentation and safe, effective care delivery in community and complex care settings. This informal, peer-led support helps agency nurses align with national quality standards in their everyday practice.

4. Transitions of Care Knowledge & Best Practice Sharing

Transitions of care – from hospital to home, between providers or into specialist placements – are critical for patient safety and outcomes. Within the CHC Nurses Agency Network, professionals openly share examples, templates and approaches to safe discharge planning, communication and coordination across multidisciplinary teams.

5. Person-Centred Care & Support Planning for Complex Needs

Our community is passionate about personalised care planning, especially for individuals with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and complex physical health needs. Members exchange person-led care planning ideas, risk management strategies and tools that promote independence, dignity and quality of life.

6. Regular Events, Webinars & Networking Opportunities

We run regular online meetups, webinars and occasional in-person events to keep our network connected and informed. Topics range from CHC policy changes and assessment techniques to wellbeing, resilience and practical advice on working as an agency nurse in CHC.

Many nurses in our network build long-term professional relationships and friendships, staying in touch and supporting one another throughout their careers.

7. 24/7 Confidential Professional Discussion Groups

Our core community of around 500 CHC agency nursing professionals stay connected through invitation-only social media groups that run 24-7-365. These confidential spaces allow nurses to discuss professional issues, share experiences, ask for advice and celebrate successes in a supportive environment.

8. Career Development, Mentoring & Agency Work Insights

The CHC Nurses Agency Network is also a valuable place to explore new career paths within CHC and complex care. Members share insights on working with different agencies, contracting, day rates, documentation expectations and how to transition into CHC roles from other nursing specialties.

Why Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network?

Joining the CHC Nurses Agency Network connects you with like-minded professionals who understand the realities of Continuing Healthcare and agency nursing in the UK. Instead of working in isolation, you gain a ready-made support system that can answer questions, boost your confidence and help you feel less alone in challenging situations.

Our network is built on:

  • Peer support from nurses who work in CHC and complex care every day
  • Honest, practical guidance from professionals facing similar challenges
  • Shared learning from real-world CHC cases and scenarios
  • Access to a trusted, confidential space to discuss sensitive issues
  • Opportunities to expand your professional network and make lifelong friends

By becoming part of the CHC Nurses Agency Network, you invest in your own development, resilience and long-term career satisfaction as a CHC nurse.

Supporting CHC Nurses at Every Stage of Their Career

Whether you are just starting in Continuing Healthcare, considering your first agency role, or are an experienced CHC nurse looking to stay current and connected, our network is here to support you. We welcome nurses from all backgrounds who are involved in CHC assessments, reviews, case management and community-based complex care.

Our community helps you:

  • Understand CHC frameworks, tools and processes more clearly
  • Improve your documentation and clinical reasoning for CHC work
  • Stay updated on changes in CHC guidance and community DOL practice
  • Strengthen your communication with MDTs, families and commissioners
  • Look after your own wellbeing while managing a demanding role

From quick questions to deeper discussions about complex cases, our members are ready to share their expertise and offer support when you need it most.

Join Our Private CHC Nurse Community

We actively welcome new members into the CHC Nurses Agency Network. Once you join, you will be invited into our private social media groups and given access to our events, discussions and shared resources.

Most nurses in our network stay in touch regularly, forming strong professional bonds and friendships that often last for many years. The more you engage, the more you benefit from the collective knowledge and experience of CHC nurses across the UK.

If you are looking for a supportive, knowledgeable community to help you thrive in CHC and agency nursing, this is the place to connect.

How to Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network

Ready to become part of the CHC Nurses Agency Network? Get in touch via our website contact form or social media channels to express your interest in joining. We will guide you through the simple steps to access our private groups and upcoming events.

Once accepted, you can immediately start connecting with other CHC nurses, joining discussions, and taking advantage of the support and knowledge within our community. We look forward to welcoming you into a network where your experience matters and your voice is heard.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  1. What is the CHC Nurses Agency Network?
    The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a UK-wide, invite-only community for nurses working in NHS Continuing Healthcare and agency-based complex care roles.
  2. Who can join the CHC Nurses Agency Network?
    Registered nurses and allied professionals involved in CHC assessments, reviews, case management or community complex care are welcome to apply to join.
  3. Is there a cost to join the CHC Nurses Agency Network?
    Membership terms may vary over time, so please contact us directly for the most up-to-date information on any fees or contributions.
  4. How does the network support CHC nurses day-to-day?
    Members can access 24/7 confidential social media groups to ask questions, share experiences and receive peer support from other CHC nurses.
  5. Do you provide formal CHC training or courses?
    We focus on peer-led learning, shared resources and events rather than accredited training, but members regularly share practical guidance and learning materials.
  6. Can I get help with Community DOL applications through the network?
    Yes, many members have expertise in Community DOL processes and share their experiences, tips and examples to support each other.
  7. Are your events online or in person?
    We host regular online events and, where possible, arrange in-person meetups or networking sessions for members.
  8. Is the network suitable for nurses new to Continuing Healthcare?
    Yes, the community is ideal for nurses who are new to CHC and want to learn from experienced professionals in a supportive environment.
  9. How private are the CHC Nurses Agency Network groups?
    Our social media groups are confidential, invite-only spaces where professional issues can be discussed safely and respectfully.
  10. How do I apply to join the CHC Nurses Agency Network?
    You can contact us via our website or social media platforms, and we will provide details on how to join our private groups and community.



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