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Part of our role as a LINk is to help people in Tameside to have a say about how health and social care support is planned. This page provides Internet links to other organisations’ consultations and other activities that we’re aware of. These are not LINk consultations but if you’re interested in the topic, why not get involved?
If you do take part in these consultations and activities please let us know – this will help us to get an idea of what topics people are most interested in.
We need your help!
We’re looking for people who want to get involved with our main work areas this year. These are:
- Personalisation of adult social care
- Community Mental Health services
- Access to GP (Family Doctor) Services
- Access to NHS Dentists
- Improving Care at Tameside Hospital
If you have used these services in the last year or have views about how they should work in the future we want to hear from you.
There are different ways you can get involved. These range from being part of our main project group and coming to regular meetings through to coming to one off events and filling in questionnaires – as much or as little as you want. If you’re interested, please phone the LINk Team (0161 339 4985) or email tamesidelink@t3sc.org
Personal Budget Questionnaire
The Association of Directors of Adult Social Services is working together with In Control and Lancaster University to find out how personal budgets and direct payments are working across England. The questionnaire is for anyone in England who has a personal budget or a direct payment. There are versions for both personal budget holders and family/informal carers.
Already over 250 people have told them how personal budgets and direct payments are working for them.
They are trying to get the views of 1,000 people who have personal budgets and 1,000 carers. People can complete the survey online - or use the easy-read hard-copy version with a freepost return address.
If you get a direct payment or personal budget, or you’re a carer for someone who does, Why not have your say?
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