Life in a care home
Healthwatch wants to hear people's experiences of life in a care home.
We're asking residents and their family members to complete a quick online survey
Or get in touch with us with your stories and experiences.
Thank you to the dedicated team who saved my life
We shared Bex's positive story of mental health support as part of World Mental Health Day.
“This team of very dedicated individuals saved my life. That might sound very dramatic but it’s the truth."
How people would spend extra NHS cash in Cambridgeshire
We asked 'What would you do to improve your local NHS?', as part of a project to help local health services plan for the future.
Read our new report to find out what improvements people would like to see.
The difference you've helped us make
Read how your stories and ideas have helped us improve health and care services for some of the most vulnerable people in our area.
Come to our AGM showcase and find out the difference you've helped us make
Hearing loss often ignored
What hearing loss can bring is isolation, even for people within their own families. You might not be alone, but you can feel alone.
Frances tells us what hearing loss can be like and how you can help.
Deaf Awareness Week 6-12 May 2019
Thousands denied dental care in Cambridgeshire
People are struggling to get an NHS appointment with a high street dentist and are turning to the Dental Access Centres for help.
Read our new report into the state of dentistry in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
Share your story
Amanda has lived with a binge eating disorder for more than 30 years but is currently struggling to get the support she needs.
She told us, 'My GP says that I am not poorly enough for one service but too poorly for another.'
Making a Difference Together - Our Annual Report
In the last year, we have listened to more than 4,000 people in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough to find out what is important to them.
Making a Difference Together, our annual report, tells the stories of what we have done as a result of what people have told us
Accessible Information as Standard
Health and care services are not always offering people with sensory and learning disabilities information in a format they can understand. The law says that they must do this.
Our new report shares local people's experiences and makes some recommendations to improve access to care.
Consultations and opportunities
Find out what is going on and have your say in developing local services Read more
