1. Share your experience of using Sign Language Interpretation for NHS appointments

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    The NHS in Liverpool want to find out how easy it is to use Sign Language Interpreters or Lipspeakers at NHS appointments in Liverpool.

  2. Join the new Healthwatch Liverpool Community Engagement Board

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    We are recruiting members to our new Community Engagement Board.

  3. New city-wide awareness campaign launched as part of Deaf Awareness Week

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    NHS Liverpool Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is launching a new city-wide campaign aimed at improving care for patients in Liverpool with communication needs.

  4. Who Cares? We do! Info, discussion and drama day with Healthwatch Liverpool

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    You are invited to a day of discussion and drama! Share your thoughts on the big issues facing health and social care service users in Liverpool.

  5. Free online training for family carers of over 16s with a learning disability

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    Identifying early signs of worsening health in a person with a learning disability – specific training for family carers

  6. Your care, your way – Join Healthwatch’s new campaign

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    Clear, understandable information is important to help you make the right health and care decisions. Join our campaign and have your say on what needs to change.

  7. Lost for words – improving access to healthcare for ethnic minority communities

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    During October and November 2021, we participated in research in partnership with Healthwatch England to gather experiences of translation services within the NHS.

  8. Lack of NHS dental appointments widens health inequalities

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    A new survey of public attitudes to NHS dentistry shows that half of the adults in England find dental charges unfair amid escalating living costs. In Liverpool and many other areas, no dentists are taking on new NHS patients.

  9. Funding secured to help deliver data-led approach to tackling inequalities in Liverpool

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    We're proud to be part of a bid which has seen Liverpool City Council’s public health team secure £5 million of national funding to deliver a data-led approach to tackling inequalities.