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People rely on family and friends, while formal NHS App support goes unused
Using the NHS App isn’t always straightforward. We wanted to hear from local people about their experiences of getting help with the App; who they turn to and what they need help with. During our NHS App project people in the borough and Reading told us about the different ways they get support, from family and friends, community groups to their GP surgery. But we also found that formal support, such as commissioned digital café sessions were rarely used because people did no
6 days ago


The Big Conversation on adult social care - have your say
The Big Conversation is your chance to share your views on the future of adult social care. Adult social care supports adults with care and support needs. This includes old people, disabled people and people with long term health conditions. Most of us will need care at some point in our lives or have a loved one who will. We pay for social care through our taxes. So care matters to all of us. The Big Conversation, led by Baroness Louise Casey, is part of the work being un
7 days ago


Have your say: Racism and discrimination in health and social care settings
Have you experienced racism, discrimination, prejudice or unequal treatment in health and social care settings? If so, we want to hear from you. Click here to share your experience anonymously. Health and social care services experience Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity, respect and fairness when accessing health and social care services. Yet for many people, this is not always the reality. People from Black, Asian and other diverse communities, as well as Jewish
Sep 9
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