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Healthwatch Oxfordshire- an independent watchdog for health and social care are taking a focus on mental health support across the county. We want to hear your views- have you had experience of seeking support for yourself or a loved one? What has been helpful and what could have been improved? We would love to hear … Continue reading Healthwatch – survey on Mental Health support

OCVA is here to help you help others by supporting and empowering volunteers, networks, partnerships and non-profit organisations big and small. We would like your views on the support and advice that you feel your organisation or group needs for the future. Please complete the short survey below by 9th August to give us your … Continue reading OCVA survey on support and advice for voluntary, charitable and non-profit groups in Oxfordshire

We want to know what it’s like for people with a hearing loss in Oxfordshire so Deaf Direct, has created a short survey to ask about your experiences, both good and bad. The work is supported by the Healthwatch Oxfordshire Project Fund and will be used to inform services about your experiences and offer suggestions … Continue reading Deaf Direct – Do you have a hearing loss? Here’s your chance to have your say on Health and Social Care across Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire County Council is currently asking people to take part in a survey they are running jointly with Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group and Oxfordshire’s Mental Health Partnership. Your experience of using services within the Oxfordshire Mental Health Partnership The Oxfordshire Mental Health Partnership was set up in consultation with people who experience mental illness and … Continue reading Oxfordshire County Council – Mental Health Services Survey

Oxfordshire County Council and Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group want to ensure the services and support we provide adults in Oxfordshire fulfil their aspirations and meet their needs. Which is why we are working closely with individuals, partners, and the voluntary sector to develop our five year strategy for adults aged 18-64 with care and support … Continue reading Survey on developing strategy for adults aged 18 – 64 with care and support needs

Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group We would like to invite you to be involved in the development of a new Care Home Strategy for Oxfordshire. It’s important that we understand your views about the current care home offer in the county, what you think the challenges are now and for the future, and how these challenges … Continue reading Oxfordshire County Council – Care Home Strategy Survey

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) have an exciting opportunity for your organisation. They want you to be involved in creating guidance on how they should work with local voluntary and community sector organisations. Please fill in this questionnaire and share it to other groups to help them find out your views on how they can … Continue reading Care Quality Commission survey

Have your say on the future of the NHS in Oxfordshire. Your local NHS needs to hear from you about what it should do to make care better for your community. Healthwatch Oxfordshire needs your views on the NHS Long Term Plan. The survey closes on 30th April 2019. https://www.healthwatch.co.uk/what-would-you-do  

Wellbeing and Employment Support for Individuals with Disability - survey Oxfordshire County Council is in the process of reviewing the support we offer to individuals with disabilities, including autism and sensory impairment, to engage in employment, positive meaningful activity and to maintain wellbeing. As part of this we are currently trying to understand what support … Continue reading Survey on Wellbeing and Employment Support for Individuals with Disability

Are you looking after someone? Are you an adult looking after an adult family member or friend?  Your views may help influence the way in which services and support for carers are planned, delivered and improved in Oxfordshire. We would love to hear from you.  Just two questions: What helps you most in your unpaid … Continue reading Action For Carers need to hear from unpaid carers