10. WEBINAR - The Marvelous Vintage Tea – Pre-vocational skills pilot project - 3rd April 2025

The Marvelous Vintage Tea – Pre-Vocational Skills Pilot Project
 

Date: 3rd April 2025
Audience: Teachers, educators, therapists, nurses, case managers, lawyers, and service providers.

Discover the inspiring journey of The Marvelous Vintage Tea pre-vocational skills pilot project—a groundbreaking initiative that provided a vocational educational experience to 14-year-old students from a mainstream secondary school in a deprived area of Birmingham. This award-winning project helped students gain critical skills for future employment while addressing their unique challenges.

What to Expect:
This engaging webinar will explore:

• The Pilot Project Framework: Learn about the structure, therapeutic techniques, and workplace behavioural management model used to deliver this impactful program.
• Outcome Measurements: Understand the results achieved and how these can inform future projects.
• Multi-Agency Collaboration: Gain practical advice on how to design and run effective projects with input from multiple agencies, while addressing challenges and celebrating benefits.
• Resource Sharing: Access a ready-to-use template and resources to adapt and implement similar initiatives in various educational or rehabilitation settings.
• Valuable Insights: Discover innovative approaches to vocational training and community engagement that can empower youth and improve outcomes.

Why Attend?

• Celebrate the success of an award-winning vocational project.
• Gain practical tools for creating and managing pre-vocational programs.
• Learn from real-world examples of teamwork and collaboration.
• Explore ways to adapt this model to address challenges specific to your field or community.

This webinar is a must-attend for professionals dedicated to fostering youth development and creating impactful, collaborative programs.

Secure your spot now and be inspired by the story of The Marvelous Vintage Tea!

Meet the Presenter

Rebecca Hey – An Experienced Occupational Therapist and Award-Winning Case Manager

Rebecca qualified as an Occupational Therapist in 1994 and is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council. Her career spans over three decades, during which she has practiced and managed services in acute teaching hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and community facilities across the United Kingdom, United States, and New Zealand. Her extensive expertise includes working with both paediatric and adult clients, specializing in acquired brain injuries and catastrophic injuries.

Since 1999, Rebecca has focused on providing brain injury case management within the statutory and private sectors in the West Midlands. Her roles have included working at the Regional Rehabilitation Unit, University Hospital Birmingham, Centre for Defence Medicine, and Momentum. She has substantial experience delivering assessment and case management services to both claimants and defendants, earning her recognition as a highly skilled professional in her field.

Rebecca is a full member of the Case Management Society of the United Kingdom (CMSUK) and an Advanced Member of the British Association of Brain Injury Case Managers (BABICM), further demonstrating her commitment to professional excellence.

In 2006, Rebecca founded The Rehabilitation Partnership Ltd (TRP), where she and her team deliver high-quality, specialist, and innovative case management and rehabilitation services tailored to complex client needs. Their approach is firmly rooted in a truly client-centered ethos.

Rebecca’s dedication and leadership have been widely recognized:

• In 2018, she won the CMSUK Awards for Catastrophic Clinical Case Manager of the Year and Partnership Case of the Year.
• In 2024, TRP was honored with the CMSUK Award for Small Case Management Company of the Year and the Rehabilitation Innovation Award for the Marvellous Vintage Tea Pre-Vocational Skills Project.

Rebecca’s ongoing contributions to the field of case management and rehabilitation underscore her passion for empowering clients and advancing innovative practices.

If you have any questions or queries please email us info@cmsuk.org or call 01329 446959.