Naidex 2027 is the UK's premier and Europe's most established event for the disability, accessibility, and independent living community. Running for over 50 years, it serves as a transformative platform connecting innovators, care professionals, and individuals to explore products and services that enhance daily life. This event is ideal for disabled individuals, carers, families, trade professionals, and healthcare specialists seeking cutting-edge solutions and professional development. Attendees can discover the latest in mobility, assistive technology, homecare, and rehabilitation, fostering partnerships and driving advancements within a £270 billion sector. Exhibitors gain unparalleled access to over 12,000 attendees, including key decision-makers, to showcase innovations and generate leads. Professional buyers benefit from an efficient platform to meet suppliers, gain insights, and network, ultimately improving outcomes and enhancing independence.
Highlights
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CPD-Accredited Sessions
Access professional development through a wide range of seminars and sessions, enhancing your expertise in the field.
02
Mobility Test Track
Experience and trial the latest mobility products and assistive technologies firsthand in a dedicated testing area.
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Main Stage & Inspirational Speakers
Gain insights from leading experts and hear inspiring stories on the main stage, driving innovation and discussion.
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Business Without Barriers Summit
Explore inclusive workplace strategies and career opportunities at this dedicated summit and careers fair.
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Naidex Junior
A dedicated space offering solutions and activities specifically for children and young people with disabilities.
Previous Edition
8,000
Attendees
200
Exhibitors
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Net Area
FAQ
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Naidex 2027 is scheduled from March 23rd to March 24th, 2027.
The event will be held at the NEC Birmingham in the United Kingdom.
Naidex 2027 is organized by ROAR B2B.
Naidex covers Healthcare, Rehabilitation & Nursing, Social Services, focusing on disability, accessibility, and independent living.
The event attracts disabled individuals, carers, families, trade professionals, and healthcare professionals.