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Healthwatch Birmingham and Healthwatch Solihull are committed to reducing health inequalities. Whilst our health and social care staff continue with dedicated service delivery, there is a high level of concern about the number of people…

Children and Young people in Birmingham are being deterred from seeking help from mental health services as a result of long waiting times for assessments and treatments, a Healthwatch Birmingham upcoming report finds. The report…

As part of our ongoing efforts to health inequalities in Birmingham, we are working with University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust (UHB) to improve the information they provide to patients from the Romanian and Urdu/Mirpuri speaking communities.

We are proud to present our annual report detailing how Healthwatch Birmingham helped the people of Birmingham during the Covid-19 pandemic. It also sets out how we will ensure that everyone can have their say…

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On the 18th May 2021, Healthwatch Birminghm, Birmingham City Council and the NHS held a community engagement event for citizens to find out how local health and social care services are working together to improve…

Find out how local health and social care services are working together to improve your care at our free online forum.

Come and find out about SWBH Maternity Services and how they are keeping mums, babies and staff safe during the Covid Pandemic.

Register your attendance at the next “What if…Community Conversation” on zoom Wednesday April 14th, 10:20am til 12:30pm Networking Afterparty 12:30pm til 1pm CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Join Black Country and West Birmingham CCG (BCWB CCG)…

Share your thoughts on the services you use with us by April 30th and you could win 1 of 8 £50 vouchers for a local business of your choice