News and reports

Our first public board meeting of 2018 was an absolute success, attended by members of the public and representatives from North Somerset Council, we definitely started the year as we mean to go on!

No matter how big or small the issue, you can #SpeakUp. We are urging patients and service users to get in touch and share your views and help improve services for all. No matter how big or small the issue we WANT to hear about it.

Healthwatch North Somerset completed an enter and view of Clevedon medical centre. Attached is our report including all our observations, records and recommendations.

Our report for the findings during our enter and view visit to Portishead Medical Group on 9th January has today been published

Our report into Locking Village Surgery has been published containing all our information and observations collected during our enter and view visit on 19th January 2018

We collect information from the public about their experiences of local health and social care services. This information is shared with health and social care service providers, local commissioners and all other relevant bodies.

Our latest Enter and View report is now available to read. This includes all the information we gathered together with our recommendations to improve the service

Warriors of Wellbeing partnered a Poetry Slam and open mic poetry session at Loves Café in Weston super Mare. This was on the theme of mental health and wellbeing.

Five organised walks are taking place in Weston-super-Mare, Portishead, Nailsea, Clevedon and Long Ashton early in January as part of the Festival of Winter Walks, organised by the Ramblers.

Read our latest Enter and View report. This report has all the information we gathered, from our observations, to comments and opinions from the public and staff and the recommendations we made to improve the service

Peer support through WECIL (Weston of England Centre for Inclusive Living) is continuing to expand in North Somerset.

This video is an introduction to the government paper on Children and Young people's Mental Health