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We want to understand what would make experiences of end of life care better for people in South Yorkshire. Share your views with us.

These are the key things we've been hearing about in April 2023 including GP feedback, hospital care and insights from the Community Champions.

We're launching the next round of our #SpeakUp small grants scheme. Could you apply for a grant of £2000, and help to shine a light on the health and social care issues that matter to the people you work with?

Find out more about what we've been doing over the last three months.

These are the key things we've been hearing about in March 2023 including GP feedback, hospital care and insights from the Community Champions.

Sheffcare used their #SpeakUp funding to speak with residents and their friends & families about Covid-19 in care homes. Find out what it was like to move in during lockdown, how visiting worked in different homes, and what the ongoing impacts are.

The second of this year's #SpeakUp grants has now been published. Find out what people living in Sheffcare care homes, along with their friends and families, have to say about the ongoing impact of Covid-19 in care homes.

These are the key things we've been hearing about in February 2023 including GP feedback, hospital care and insights from the Community Champions.

The March installment of the BSL Vlog, by Citizens Advice Sheffield. This Vlog focuses on Long Covid, DAS- Disability Advice Service as well as cost of living and cold weather payments.

Take this short survey to let the NHS in South Yorkshire know what's important to you - and how they can make services work better for you, your family, and your community.

Cost-of-living has been rising in the UK since 2021. We have been hearing about the impact this is having on people's health and wellbeing, as well as their access to care and support. Find out what people told us through our latest project.

We're looking to work with groups who can explore the impact of Long Covid on communities, understand their experiences of accessing services, and develop the information resources that are missing.