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People want health and care that works for them. Our job is to help make this happen, but we need to hear from you to understand what matters. Whether you have a couple of minutes to spare, or can commit to something longer, there are plenty of ways to get involved.
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There are lots of different ways you can get involved as a Healthwatch volunteer, from speaking to people about their experiences of health and social care to using your skills to support your local Healthwatch office. -
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You have the power to help make change happen. It Starts With You. -
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If you can't find the right support, Healthwatch is here for you. In times of worry or stress, we can be there to find you the best place to go for help, whether it's finding an NHS dentist, how to make a complaint or where to go for extra support. Find out more in our video below. -
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We're here to find out matters to you and to help make sure your views shape the support you need. -
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Healthwatch Bradford and District has a legal power to visit health and social care services and see them in action. This power to Enter and View services offers a way for us to meet some of our statutory functions and allows us to identify what is working well with services and where they could be improved. -
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Our health issues don't stop at the weekend so if you need medical assistance out-of-hours, please follow the advice and information below. -
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Our health issues don't stop at the weekend so if you need medical assistance out-of-hours, please follow the advice and information below. -
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A number of national charities have developed more detailed advice for people with underlying conditions that put them at more risk of complications from coronavirus.
The information linked to below is meant to provide information and does not replace the official guidance available from Public Health England.
This section also includes information on protecting your mental health and BSL translations of government advice about Covid-19
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Are you aged 16 to 24 in Bradford district? Are you a passionate voice for your community, campaigner for change, social media expert, video guru or just love talking to others and making connections?
We can give you a platform to make sure young people's voices are listened to when it comes to developing health and social care services in our district.
If you're in education, planning a career in health and social care, journalism or digital media, we can help you develop your skills and give you experience which will look great on CVs and applications. If you're not, but want to shine a light on the issues that matter in your community or give a voice to those who go unheard, that's great too. This is a chance for all of Bradford's young people to set the agenda and shape the future of health and care services. -
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Read and subscribe to our monthly updates bringing you the latest chances to have your say on health and social care and news about local services. -
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Healthwatch Bradford and District has partnered with Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust to gather your views about virtual services in hospital in Bradford to help ensure they meet your needs. -
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Healthwatch Bradford and District has partnered with Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust to gather your views about virtual services in hospital in Bradford to help ensure they meet your needs. -
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Find out about our role, our plans and our people.
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People from all walks of life and all parts of West Yorkshire are invited to join the group that’s working to improve health and care services in the region. -
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Since the COVID-19 pandemic turned our lives upside-down early in 2020, access to services at GP practices has been one of the biggest concerns members of the public have shared with Healthwatch. Satisfaction with GP services is falling fast, and one of the most commonly asked questions is “when are things getting back to normal?”. -
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Take a look at our upcoming events or check out our selection of health and care awareness events you can support. -
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