A Clear Message

Care Campaign for the Vulnerable (CCFTV) brought together care leaders, professionals, and partners for a networking event at Loveday Belgravia on 4th September. Against the backdrop of one of London’s most prestigious care settings, discussions centred on the sector’s most pressing challenges, with a clear focus on safety, transparency, and dignity in care – we share the details.

On 4th September, Care Campaign for the Vulnerable (CCFTV) hosted a sector networking event at Loveday Belgravia, drawing together partners, care professionals, and sector leaders united in their commitment to safer and more transparent care.

Loveday Belgravia, is an exclusive private members’ club, known for combining luxury hospitality with truly outstanding care. The setting provided a striking backdrop to discuss wider issues affecting the sector, and CCFTV Founder and Director, Jayne Connery, was clear in her message: “Loveday represents the very highest standards in design, hospitality and dementia care ethos. While it is high-end, what strikes me most is not the luxury surroundings   – but the commitment to people  – and that is what should exist everywhere, in every care setting, regardless of postcode or price.”

The event highlighted CCFTV’s ethos of placing vulnerable people at the heart of every conversation. CCFTV continues to advocate for independent, choice-led safety monitoring and for a culture in dementia care that values staff as well as residents.

Partners supporting the event included ERA Group, Slater and Gordon UK, Care Protect, Adopt a Grandparent, Care England and Vocal Technologies demonstrating the strength of collaboration across legal, technology, and provider networks.

Guests spoke warmly about the opportunity to gather in a setting that celebrates dignity and compassion, and the event underscored CCFTV’s belief that best practice should never be exclusive – safety, respect, and transparency should be the foundation across the whole care sector.

Jayne Connery, Director and Founder  of Care Campaign for the Vulnerable, said:

“It was a real privilege to host our networking event at Loveday Belgravia. The setting is undoubtedly high-end, but what stood out most for me was not the luxury but the ethos – the commitment to care, dignity and respect that runs through the entire team. That is what families tell us they want to see everywhere, in every care home, regardless of postcode or price point. I extend my sincere thanks to Loveday’s General Manager, Mark Chakavarti  , and his remarkable team for their warmth and generosity in welcoming our guests. Their approach is a reminder of what is possible when care is led with compassion, transparency and excellence  – values CCFTV continues to champion across the sector.”