News and reports

What was it like giving birth? Could your experience have been improved?

Share your story and give feedback.

Here are six tips to keeping your eyes healthy for longer that you might not know about.

What's it like being a carer and how much support are you getting? We wanted to make sure people knew what it was like to be a carer in Kent.

Last year, we spoke to 158 Carers across Kent about how they were coping. Has anything changed since then?

Plans are being developed for Urgent Treatment Centres across the UK. The Centres would treat all minor illnesses and injuries for all age groups in one place.

In the news today you may have read a story about ambulance waiting times. Research by the BBC shows that ambulances take longer to reach people in rural areas compared to urban areas.

We recently met with Carers whose loved ones were being cared for at the Frank Lloyd Unit in Sittingbourne.

This report details al that they told us.

We have shared the feedback with the mental health trust.

Since April 2017 we have heard from 365 people about their experience of GP services in Kent.

Although we hear lots of positive stories, we've heard 394 negative comments.

Next week we are giving evidence to the Education Committee about SEND.

All this week we are asking people to get involved in our campaign #YourChoiceOurPriority where we give you the power to choose our priorities for the year.
Over the 7 days we will be asking you to vote for what you think we should prioritise.

We recently visited Gravesham to hear from local people about their experiences of local health and social care services.

We visited 6 community mental health units in 2018 talking to 86 people about their experience of using the service.