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Get involved! Help Shape Health and Care Support Services
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Opportunities to get involved and help shape the development of health and care commissioned services.
What is the Health and Care Directorate?
The Council's Health and Care Directorate lead on the Councils responsibilities around Adult Social Care and Public Health.
The key areas we focus on are:
Adult Social Care and Safeguarding
Care Commissioning
Care and Support provided by Staffordshire County Council
Public Health
If you have experience of these services, or if you care for someone who does and would like to work with the Council to improve, evaluate and inform services we would love to hear from you.
Opportunities to get involved and help shape the development of health and care commissioned services.
What is the Health and Care Directorate?
The Council's Health and Care Directorate lead on the Councils responsibilities around Adult Social Care and Public Health.
The key areas we focus on are:
Adult Social Care and Safeguarding
Care Commissioning
Care and Support provided by Staffordshire County Council
Public Health
If you have experience of these services, or if you care for someone who does and would like to work with the Council to improve, evaluate and inform services we would love to hear from you.
How can I get involved?
Here are some of the ways you may like to get involved:
Co-Production Project Groups
Partnership Boards, Service User Forums, Carer Forums
Workshops
Community Conversations
One to one Conversations
Survey's
Consultation & Engagement Events
Involvement Opportunities:
Direct Payments:
Working together with people who access direct payments and provide support through direct payments to shape and develop information and resources available to people who may want to access direct payments and to those accessing direct payments.
Accessible Information:
Working together with Staffordshire residents and those who access Health and Care services to agree how information and communication will be presented and shared at Staffordshire County Council.
Celebrating Difference - Inclusive Travel:
Our Disability and Neurodivergent Partnership Board have agreed Inclusive Travel as this years celebrating difference topic. The group are working together to develop and improve experiences of people accessing public transport and celebrate good examples of what works well.
Recovery Co-production Group:
People who are in recovery, their families and those who deliver recovery and treatment services working together to improve experiences and support services available to people in recovery from drug and alcohol use.
Carers Forum:
Working together with carers of adults with a Learning Disability and/ or Social Care to improve and shape services.
Get in touch:
If you would like to get involved or find out more, please email:
