Residential care survey being undertaken by Hampshire County Council

News – 23 September 2020

Hampshire County Council is looking into residential care in light of COVID-19 and asking people to take part in a survey.

There has been reduced demand for residential care and Hampshire County Council want to understand why that is, and to ensure that it is the right decision for individuals/families.

The council is carrying out a survey among potential residential care users and their families. If you would like to share your views with them, you can do so here:

Complete the survey

Do health and social care services know what you really think?

Share your ideas and experiences and help services hear what works, what doesn’t, and what you want from care in the future.

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