Our Annual Report 2025/26

Healthwatch Wokingham
23 hours ago
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Updated: 3 hours ago

Every improvement in local health and social care starts with someone sharing their experience.

Whether it's telling us what is working well, raising concerns about access to services or suggesting ways care could be improved, local people's voices play a key role in shaping the services everyone relies on. At Healthwatch Wokingham Borough, we make sure every voice is heard.

We are delighted to publish our Annual Report 2025/26: Speaking up for better care, which highlights the difference local people have made to services by speaking up and sharing their experiences with us over the past year.

Our report showcases some examples of the many conversations we've had, the insights we've gathered and the impact these have had on services across the borough. It celebrates the people who took the time to share their experiences and also our fantastic volunteers who helped us reach residents and communities across the borough.

Discover the impact of your voice in our Annual Report 2025/26 and see how, together, we’re driving positive change and speaking up for better care.

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Message from Alice Kunjappy Clifton, Lead Officer,

Healthwatch Wokingham Borough

"Healthwatch Wokingham Borough ensures local people’s experiences shapes health and social care decisions. We engage with residents across the borough via surveys, focus groups and targeted engagements in neighbourhood settings.

We continue to use our statutory powers to hold services to account and work constructively with partners to ensure residents’ voices are heard and acted upon. Community insight has been shared with commissioners, service providers and system leaders, informing service discussions and improvement work.

I would like to sincerely thank everyone who has supported us during this period through sharing feedback, collaborating with us and working together to ensure the public voice truly matters."

If you have any questions about anything featured in our report, please contact the Healthwatch Wokingham Borough team: enquiries@healthwatchwokinghamborough.co.uk