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Direct Payment Provider Forum

12 September 2025 by Volunteer Placement

Direct Payment Provider Forum

Do you receive a Direct Payment? If so, there is a new opportunity to have your say on Direct Payments and care and support in the city soon.

Sheffield Town Hall will be hosting the first local Direct Payment Provider Forum on Monday 22nd September from 10am to 1pm in Reception Rooms A & B at Sheffield Town Hall.
Direct Payment users are invited to Join care providers and the Direct Payment team at Sheffield City Council to share ideas and help shape the future of care in Sheffield.

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“It’s a fantastic opportunity for attendees to meet providers and take part in interactive sessions shaped by feedback — such as co-designing flexible services and building confidence in making changes to care and support,” said a spokesperson.

You can book for the free event on Eventbrite or by emailing dpcommissioning@sheffield.gov.uk

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