Community Action - Consultations
Community Consultations
Have your voice heard by responding to the latest Community Consultations. Consultations happen on a wide range of topics and they’re a great way to make sure that those making decisions affecting the lives of disabled get useful feedback from disabled people. The consultations listed below will be updated as and when new ones are launched so remember to check back to have your say!
Current Consultations
Citizens advice are inviting people to take part in the South Yorkshire Digital Inclusion Survey to find out more about the region’s internet awareness and capability.
Drop a pin on to the map and tell Sheffield Council where you think public chargers for EVs should be installed.
To discover as much as possible about attitudes towards working for the NHS, and any barriers that need to be considered.
NHS England would like to hear your views about the delivery of AAA Screening in South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw (SYB) including when and where the service should be offered, and any support that could be put in place so that all men aged 65 years can access the AAA programme in SYB.
Learning Disability Today want to get to know more about your experiences whilst dealing with healthcare professionals. All participants will be entered into a draw for a £50 Amazon voucher.
Sheffield NHS invites your comments on services to help people when they are in need of mental health support, from lower level voluntary sector provided services through to hospital treatment.
This exercise referral questionnaire is part of a consultancy project between Sheffield Hallam University and Sheffield City Trust.
Report your experience of getting care or treatment during the pandemic to the Be Human movement, hosted by Disability Rights UK and In Control.
Let the Care Quality Commission know about your experiences of care to help them understand the quality of care you get from services like care homes, care agencies, hospitals and GPs.
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Your voice matters! We’re here to help you tackle the issues that matter to you. There are several ways you can get involved with our work, so chose the way that suits you and join our community of disabled people working for positive change in Sheffield and the UK!
