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Join us for an update on our Annual Report “Guided by You” and our upcoming priorities and projects for 2020/21. We will be joined by guest speakers from Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust, Wolverhampton Clinical Commissioning…

Our July Newsletter is now available to view here

At Healthwatch Wolverhampton, we are here to work with local health and social care services to make sure they are working as best as they can for the people who use them.  In response to…

Following the events in the US and news here about the disproportionate impact COVID-19 has had on people from Black, Asian, and Ethnic Minority communities, our National Director, Imelda Redmond said: “We stand in solidarity with people from…

This week Loneliness Awareness Week We all feel lonely at times, it is a normal human emotion. We’re biologically wired for social contact and loneliness is our signal that we need more. During lockdown we…

Tomorrow we will be hosting a virtual coffee morning via Zoom between 11am and 12:30pm  This week has been Carers Week and we would like to celebrate by having a coffee with all the carers…

Through out the lockdown the staff team have been volunteering in various ways.  Emily and Tracy has been busy dropping of prescriptions to people who are self isolating, shielding or vulnerable. The reaction on the…

Healthwatch celebrates National Volunteers Week. June 1-7 is National Volunteers Week and it is the prefect chance for us to celebrate the contributions of our volunteers and to say Thank You.  The work that we…

on Friday 5 June we will be hosting a Volunteers Week Coffee Morning. Volunteers past and present are welcome to join as is anyone who has an interest in volunteering with us in the future. …

Bereavement Information Hub Criteria Most people experiencing loss and grief will only require first-level informal support. People needing this level of support will be looking for general support and information. Who is eligible for this…