Events

We know that women's health issues are more likely to be dismissed or misdiagnosed and therefore, we wanted to hold a dedicated women's health session to create space for such health inequalities to be discussed and represented within our new all Wales project: the health and social care we want.

If you are interested in women's health or an organisation supporting women then this session will give you an overview of what our project aims to achieve and how you can engage women in meaningful conversations about health and social care so that their voices can be represented within our project findings.

We know that carers face poorer health outcomes including increased levels of stress and low mood and unreliable social care services, and that is why we want to make sure that their voices are represented in our new all Wales project: the health and social care we want.  

We are conscious that carers may face restrictions on when they are able to engage with us that fit around their caring responsibilities. We are holding a dedicated online session to provide a remote opportunity for carers to connect with us and to find out how they can have their say on the future of health and social care across Wales.  We also want to connect with organisations that work closely with carers to share our self-facilitation guide as a tool for them to be able to engage carers in meaningful conversation about health and social care, and to feedback their contributions to us.

In this session we invite children and young people and the organisations who support them to join us for a look at our new all Wales project: the health and social care we want. 

In this session we will look at how our engagement activities and tools can be adapted to help children and young people take part and have their say on what health and social care means to them, and what they would like health and social care to look like in the future.