Our reports April 2023 - November 2024

Advice and Information - 5 July 2024

For a summary of all Healthwatch Kingston's reports published for the year 2023-2024, please see below.
every voice matters

The publication of our reports has been delayed due to the pre-election period.

Rather than publishing all of our 14 reports (which cover our activities between 1 April 2023 and 30 June 2024) at the same time, we will stagger these reports as part of a communications plan which will run from 5 July to 30 August 2024.

If you would like access to these reports before it is scheduled for publication, please email info@healthwatchkingston.org.uk and we will share this with you in advance.

  1. Healthwatch Kingston Annual report 2023-24: The value of listening to you
  2. Healthwatch Kingston  Enter & View Report Rosclare Residential Home
  3. Healthwatch Kingston Enter & View Report: Kingston Hospital Food and Hydration
  4. Healthwatch Kingston Pulse Check report: Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS/ME) and fibromyalgia services
  5. Healthwatch Kingston Care Workforce Wellbeing: Engagement Report
  6. Healthwatch Kingston Including Communities - Community Engagement Report
  7. Healthwatch Kingston Including Digitally Excluded Communities Report
  8. Independent Evaluation of the ICRS / Bridge 24 Rehabilitation Service pilot (Summary Report)
  9. Healthwatch Kingston Making Safeguarding Personal Report 2023-24
  10. All Ages Learning Disability Partnership Board -  End of Year Report 2023 - 2024
  11. Healthwatch Kingston Mental Health End of Year Activity Update 23-24
  12. London Safeguarding Voices (LSV) End of Year Activity Update 23-24
  13. YOL! (Youth Out Loud) End of Year Activity Update 23-24
  14. Healthwatch Kingston Annual Report 2022-23 - Together we're making health and social care better

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Making Safeguarding Personal Report 2023-24

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