News and reports

Over 1 million people in Kent & Medway have now had their first dose of the Covid vaccine. Have you had yours? Tell us about it.

Healthwatch England warns dental crisis shows no signs of slowing, with four in five people, 80%, struggling to access timely care during the last lockdown.

We might feel fine, but around a third of all people with Coronavirus have no symptoms.

Anyone aged 38 or over , is now entitled to get their Covid vaccination.

As we reached a year since Covid restrictions began, people continue to contact us to share how they are coping right now. Read our report to find out what people are talking about in March.

The theme of Deaf Awareness Week 2021 is ‘Coming through it together’. As we continue to live with the pandemic, this year’s event aims to raise awareness of Deaf issues while focusing on positivity and togetherness .

During the pandemic, we wanted to ensure that our volunteers could continue to feel involved and empowered to complete their work in a digital world

The Covid vaccine programme has today been extended and anyone over the age of 42 can now book their vaccine.

Find out more about shielding, who it applies to, and what to do if you're a shielder.

All of us are now being encouraged to take a Covid test regularly even if we don't have any symptoms.

Every day people contact us to share their story about health and social care services. We're raising these voices to ensure the right people hear the feedback and can make changes as a result. Read our report detailing what people told us in March.

The NHS in Kent & Medway are looking to hear feedback from people who have had experience of end of life care services. They want to learn from your feedback to inform a new strategy to help them improve the care offered to people.