Are you waiting to have a carer's assessment with adult social care?

News - 13 March 2024

We'd like to hear from people living in South Gloucestershire about their experience of needing a care assessment for adult social care, and what care and support you need at home and in their daily life to remain independent.
A woman with a walker and a man smiling in a residential setting.

We'll be running focus groups throughout March on Zoom to hear your experiences. We'd particularly like to hear from more unpaid carers - people over the age of 18 caring for someone and not receiving support in this role.

All focus group participants will be given a high street shopping voucher to thank you for your contribution.

Interested in taking part? Contact Anna King, Projects and Engagement Officer, by emailing anna@healthwatchsouthglos.co.uk or calling 07944 373235.

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