Working with your local council (social care and Public Health)

Working with your local council (social care and Public Health)

By Healthwatch England

Working with your local council (social care and Public Health)

Date and time

Location

Online

Good to know

Highlights

  • 1 hour
  • Online

About this event

About this event

This session will introduce the way that councils manage health and care services (including social care and Public Health).

We will focus on how you can work with different parts of your local council to influence decisions and make change.

Type of event

This will be an online session which will be a mix of information, discussion and interactive elements.

Please keep your camera on if possible and be prepared to take part.

Who is this event for?

This event is for anyone in Healthwatch who works with local councils, either in attending events, writing reports about council services or seeking to influence change.

What you will learn?

By taking part in this session, you will:

  • understand how social care is organised and funded and how it is organised both locally and nationally.
  • learn about Healthwatch England’s role in social care and how we work with the network.
  • understand about public health and the wider relevant activities of councils.
  • know how to work with your council to represent local views. This will include scrutiny committees, health and wellbeing boards and local councillors.

Who is running this event?

George Lindars-Hammond – Senior Policy Analyst

Contact details

policy@healthwatch.co.uk

Organised by

We are the independent national champion for people who use health and social care services.

We’re here to ensure that those running services, and the government, put people at the heart of care. We support local Healthwatch to find out what people want and to advocate for services that meet local communities’ needs. Healthwatch around the country act as our eyes and ears on the ground, letting us know how people’s care could be improved.

Our sole purpose is to help make care better for people. We have the power to make sure their voices are heard.

Free
Sep 25 · 03:00 PDT