Reports

We heard from patients, families, unpaid carers and people with learning disabilities across Neath, Port Talbot and Swansea about their experiences of leaving hospital in the Swansea Bay University Health Board area. Through our engagement, people shared what helped them feel supported, as well as the challenges that made leaving hospital more difficult.

Llais Local is our way of listening directly to people in their own communities about health and social care services. We meet people where they are and spend time in those places for a set period. This helps us reach more people in a way that is friendly, open, and easy for everyone to join in.

We used a multi-method approach including face-to-face conversations, local surveys (both digital and paper-based), and drop-in sessions. We engaged with community groups, held pop-up events, and visited GP surgeries, building on partnerships with local organisations to amplify resident voices.

Here is our report from Llais local Llansamlet

Llais Local is our way of listening directly to people in their own communities about health and social care services. We meet people where they are and spend time in those places for a set period. This helps us reach more people in a way that is friendly, open, and easy for everyone to join in.

We used a multi-method approach including face-to-face conversations, local surveys (both digital and paper-based), and drop-in sessions. We engaged with community groups, held pop-up events, and visited GP surgeries, building partnerships with local organisations to amplify resident voices.

Here  is our report from Llais Local Swansea City Centre

Experiences of maternity and neonatal services in Swansea Bay University Health Board.

This report reflects the experiences shared by people who told us about their use of Swansea Bay University Health Board maternity services.