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Out and about with the team in December
Below is a list of places where you can meet our team to discuss your views and experiences of local health and social care with them in person. We'll also be asking for your feedback on the NHS app. Where to meet the team in December: 8 December - Food Share, Shinfield Green Community Centre, 12:30-1:30pm Drop by and say hello to the team, we'd love to see you! * This page will be regularly updated with new events we’re attending throughout December. We also have other enga

Healthwatch Wokingham
Nov 27


Government responds to national petition to save Healthwatch
The Government has responded to the petition to save Healthwatch, after plans were announced earlier this year to close down Healthwatch England and the local Healthwatch network as part of the NHS 10-Year Health Plan. The petition, which is open until  7 February 2026, calls on the Government to: • Revisit its decision to abolish local independent services that speak up for the public • Consult with the public to codesign a service which meets their needs and supports the

Healthwatch Wokingham
Nov 24


From Tik-Tok to AI: More men are turning to social media and AI for health advice
Latest research from our national body, Healthwatch England has found that 1 in 5 men are now using platforms such as TikTok, Instagram and YouTube - and almost 1 in 10 are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbots for information on staying healthy. Men in England often face worse health outcomes than women, including higher rates of heart disease, cancer, and suicide—one of the leading causes of death for men under 50. Our national body, Healthwatch England’s research, r

Healthwatch Wokingham
Nov 19
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From Tik-Tok to AI: More men are turning to social media and AI for health advice
Latest research from our national body, Healthwatch England has found that 1 in 5 men are now using platforms such as TikTok, Instagram and YouTube - and almost 1 in 10 are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbots for information on staying healthy. Men in England often face worse health outcomes than women, including higher rates of heart disease, cancer, and suicide—one of the leading causes of death for men under 50. Our national body, Healthwatch England’s research, r

Healthwatch Wokingham
Nov 19


Now live: Healthwatch Wokingham Annual Report 2024-25
We are delighted to share that our annual report for 2024/2025 ‘Unlocking the power of people-driven care’ is now live and ready for you...

Healthwatch Wokingham
Jun 30


Report: Empowering young women: improving sexual health awareness and services
Written by the Healthwatch team This report highlights the experiences and feedback of young women (aged 16-24) across Wokingham Borough...

Healthwatch Wokingham
Mar 31
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