1. News -

    Did you know that around 70% of people who visit their GP have an underlining issue which isn't necessarily medical?
  2. Advice and Information -

    This animation explains how organisations and sectors across West Sussex can use the West Sussex Wellbeing and Resilience Framework to transform the lives of residents.
  3. Report -

    We spent five weeks in Pulborough, Petworth and Midhurst in November/December 2017 talking to local residents about their views and experiences accessing health and care services. Here's what we found...
  4. News -

    We spent five weeks in Pulborough, Petworth and Midhurst in November/December 2017 talking to local residents about their views and experiences accessing health and care services.
  5. Report -

    Reporting on the experiences shared by local people in West Sussex. January – March 2018
  6. News -

    The Care Quality Commission have released a report that shows how some of England’s worst services have turned themselves around.
  7. Report -

    As last year, we've kept our Annual Report to just 4-pages of insight. We're proud to showcase the busy year we've had and to detail how this is support the improve in local health and care services.
  8. News -

    The West Sussex Health and Wellbeing Board (HWB) is holding its next meeting in public in Littlehampton
  9. News -

    Morrisons stores have announced they will be having a 'Quiet Hour' every Saturday from 9am-10am. The 'quiet hour' will mean 439 UK stores will dim lights, turn music off, avoid using the tannoy and turn check-out beeps down.
  10. Report -

    We have come together, to understand what local people, with assessed support and care needs experience, following delivery changes to the way peoples’ contribution towards the cost of their care is worked out.
  11. News -

    Local organisations came together to understand and report what local people, with assessed support and care needs, experience following changes to the way peoples’ contribution towards the cost of their care is calculated.
  12. Report -

    Royal College of General Practitioners Report
  13. News -

    Sir Robert Francis QC has been appointed today as the new Chair of Healthwatch England, the independent champion for people who use health and social care.
  14. Report -

    This briefing sets out what we are intending to do to follow-up on the previous report, looking at Adult Safeguarding in West Sussex, published in October 2016.
  15. Response -

    Healthwatch England's response to the Local Government Association's (LGA) Alternative Social Care Green Paper highlights the key areas where improvements should be made, including the need for better advice and information.
  16. News -

    Seven local charities that work with people across West Sussex are working together to hold a conference which celebrates our local voluntary and community sector.
  17. News -

    From April 2019, you may have to pay more contribution towards your Social Care.
  18. News -

    People raised many concerns and voiced their disapproval of the plan, some with great passion.
  19. News -

    New national polling reveals that most people (61%) are confident that the NHS and care services are able to meet any current health needs they may have.
  20. Report -

    Reporting on the experiences shared by local people in West Sussex
    July - September 2018
  21. Report -

    Healthwatch Feedback/Observations at the Minimum Income Guarantee Roundtable Consultation held at Aldingbourne Centre on 26 November 2018
  22. News -

    West Sussex Health and Wellbeing Board have launched a public consultation on the draft Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy: Start Well, Live Well, Age well, which can be downloaded here.
  23. Report -

    We are pleased to see that West Sussex County Council are consulting on its draft vision and strategy for Adult Social Care from next year, and for two further years. Here is our formal feedback.
  24. News -

    The CQC confirms that the First-tier Tribunal has ruled that the Care Quality Commission was right to use its enforcement powers to protect residents living in 18 care homes in Sussex.