Presentations
Tuesday 7 September
Introductory presentations:
- Welcome to O4O
Prof Jane Farmer, O4O Project Lead* - O4O Context Mapping: Relationships between national context and developing O4O social organisations
Dr Sarah-Anne Muñoz, Centre for Rural Health (UHI Millennium Institute)
What happend in each country:
- Sweden, Luleå Municipality: Part 1; Part 2
Matz Engman, Evado Consulting / Björn Lagerkvist, Lagerkvist & Söner - Greenland, Sermersooq
Rosemarie Elsner, Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq - Scotland, Highland
Kate Stephen*, Centre for Rural Health (UHI Millennium Institute) - Finland, North Karelia
Arja Jämsén, The East Finland Centre for Social Welfare Work Expertise - Northern Ireland
Dr Katy Radford, Department of Sociology, Social Policy and Social Work (Queen’s University Belfast)
Toolkit launch:
- Introduction to the O4O Toolkit
Dr Carol Hill, Crichton Centre for Research in Health and Social Studies (University of Glasgow)
Wednesday 8 September
- Themes from Day 1 Groupwork discussions
Prof Jane Farmer, O4O Project Lead*
The dilemmas, challenges and approaches of the different stakeholders:
- Perspectives from Luleå Municipality
Agneta Ekman, Administration of Social Services, Luleå Municipality - Perspectives from Highland Council (presentation currently unavailable)
Bill Alexander, Chief Operating Officer, Highland Council Social Work Service - Perspectives from the Third Sector
Anne O’Reilly, Chief Executive, Age NI - Perspectives from the Regional/Rural Development Agency
Asko Saatsi, Managing Director, Pielinen Karelia Development Centre Ltd (PIKES) - O4O in Greenland
Margrethe Vogt Thuesen, Manager of Senior & Handicap Affairs, Sermersooq
Policy Recommendations:
Plenary session:
- O4O: The Future...
Dr Carol Hill, Crichton Centre for Research in Health and Social Studies (University of Glasgow)
*The O4O Project is now led by Kate Stephen at the Centre for Rural Health (UHI Millennium Institute)




