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  • Deaf Community Questionnaire About Hospitals, G.P Services and Dental Services

     

    Healthwatch is investigating the issues that the Deaf community in Knowsley, St Helens and Sefton are experiencing with Hospital access. They particularly wish to know if hospital appointments have been disrupted or lost due to communication issues for deaf people. The survey has a focus on Whiston, St Helens, Aintree, Southport and Ormskirk hospitals but also includes communication difficulty with other health appointments such as with GP’s and dentists.

     

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  • Anchor Institutions - What Matters to You?

    UCL Partners are running a survey on the ways the NHS can contribute to improving community health, wealth and wellbeing through wider activities like who and how they employ people, where goods and services are purchased from, also known as ‘anchor institution activities’.

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  • Community Learning Consultation

     

    Calling all volunteers, community groups and charitable organisations in St Helens!

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  • Halton Residents Health And Wellbeing Survey

     

    Halton Borough Council has commissioned The University of Chester Department of Public Health and Wellbeing to conduct a health and wellbeing survey. By understanding what residents feel is important to them in their health and wellbeing, Halton Borough Council can better shape their health and wellbeing support services in future. This survey is for adults living in Halton. One person in the household over the age of 18 is invited to complete the survey.

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  • The Cheshire & Merseyside State Of The Sector Survey Is Now Live

     

    As a thankyou from Halton & St Helens VCA for your time, we will enter all Halton & St Helens survey respondents into a prize draw for £100!

     

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  • Liverpool City Region Womens' Housing First Survey

     

    As part of a feasibility study to explore the demand and impact an intervention could have on a particular cohort, Liverpool City Region are asking stakeholders to share their thoughts and experiences.

    The study is being conducted by Imogen Blood & Associates, and the cohort being looked at is women with multiple and complex needs who have experienced domestic abuse and are themselves also involved in offending.

     

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  • Merseyside Police - VAWG Survey 2023

     

    Merseyside Police and partners want to understand from a women and girls perspective about how safe you feel in the area you live, work and socialise. They need to understand what impacts those feelings so that we can take action to support you.

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  • State of the Social Sector Survey - We Need Your Help!

    Can you help complete a short survey to help the Government understand what charities, community groups and voluntary organisations are experiencing right now?  
     
    Carried out by the independent researchers at Pro Bono Economics and Nottingham Trent University's National VCSE Data and Insights Observatory, this survey is essential to understanding the challenges faced by organisations right now, and the scale of support that’s needed. NAVCA is part of the consortium of VCS organisations supporting the work. 
     

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  • Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Brand Refresh Survey

     

    It has been recognised nationally that the “IAPT” brand has become a barrier to access, with services choosing to use individuals names and the public struggling to understand the acronym.

    This quick survey to help rebrand IAPT is seeking views on 2 options for the service brand name, and 2 options on the tagline.

    Further information about the brand refresh is available in the attached below. The survey is open until 16th December 2022.

    If you would like to contribute your view please complete the survey by using this link:

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  • Help to shape the services in St Helens

     

    The aim of this questionnaire is to find out what is important for people aged 50+ living in the St Helens area to improve ‘Quality of Life.’

    Purpose - this information will be used to help shape local services and address the needs of people aged 50+. This will form part of St Helens Strategy for over 50s across statutory services for the future.

    Thanks for participating!

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