Healthwatch Wolverhampton

There is still time for #Wolverhampton residents to tell us about the type of #AdultSocialCare services you receive, whether they communicate effectively and ideas how services could improve. Complete our short online survey by 4 Nov 2025. Find out more healthwatchwolverhampton.co.…

We want to hear from #Wolverhampton residents about the type of #AdultSocialCare services you are receiving, whether they communicate effectively and ideas how services could be improved. Complete our short online survey by 4 Nov 2025. Find out more bit.ly/3IvfMST

Share your feedback to help shape better #AdultSocialCare services in #Wolverhampton. We want to hear from residents about your experiences and ideas how services could be improved. Complete our short confidential online survey by 4 Nov 2025. Find out more bit.ly/3IvfMST

We join 131 local #Healthwatch to oppose Government plans to undermine independent public voice in an open letter to the Secretary of State. Read more and get involved in the public petition. healthwatchwolverhampton.co.… @HealthwatchE

Are you Deaf or Hard of Hearing in #Wolverhampton ? There is still time to complete our survey on your experiences of using local hospital services. Deadline extended to 27 July. bit.ly/45jKmb8 The power is in your hands. Our survey is available in English text and BSL.

We’re still here for you. We want to assure our communities, partners and stakeholders that we remain fully committed to delivering the important work of Healthwatch Wolverhampton. healthwatchwolverhampton.co.… @HealthwatchE

Our new annual report highlights how we’ve listened to you and shared your feedback to help NHS and social care services prioritise the issues that matter most to local people. Every story makes a difference, so thanks for sharing. Find out more bit.ly/3HYIbAa

Deaf Awareness Week is to highlight the experiences, culture, and challenges faced by the Deaf community. It aims to raise public awareness about the importance of inclusivity, accessibility, and the value of sign language in bridging communication gaps.

National Walking Month It's an annual campaign promoting the benefits of walking for physical and mental health, as well as environmental awareness.

Our new report highlights the challenges faced by some local people in accessing and receiving mental health care in #Wolverhampton, which draws on feedback from patients, family, carers and staff gathered via a survey and visit to Penn Hospital. Read more bit.ly/434nn18

Speak to a pharmacist if you have hay fever. they can give you advice and suggest the best treatments to help with symptoms.

With many people having their holidays booked for summer, its always good to know how to keep your skin safe in the sun. If you want tips on how to keep your skin safe and how to get a sun kissed tan without sun damage, you can visit the link below. cancerresearchuk.org/about-c…

Your voice can help shape the health care system and push for better change. If you would like to share your feedback or experience, you can get in touch with us on 0800 246 5018 or [email protected]

TURNING PAIN INTO PURPOSE. Our engagement officer Luke met with the team at the @susanvickersfoundation to get an understanding of the brilliant work they do and also to offer our own services too.

What a wonderful day we had! We visited the lovely ladies at RMC last Friday and heard about their experiences with the healthcare system in Wolverhampton. We ended the day with a laughter yoga session which left all beaming with smiles and feeling uplifted.

INTERNATIONAL WOMENS DAY We had the pleasure of teaming up with EMC putting on a fitness & wellbeing session for some inspirational ladies who live in Wolverhampton. The day was filled of talks of happiness, laughter, inspirational poem's, dancing and talks of a nutritional diet.