Published: Monday, 14th August 2023
The Royal Borough of Greenwich is asking residents to give their feedback on the health services they have received and what they would like to see in the future.
We are consulting on how the Council delivers Public Health services. We want to work with residents to shape our services to align with what matters to them most.
We want to ensure that in Royal Greenwich, people’s health, wellbeing and relationships support them in living their best lives. To do this we need to understand residents’ experiences, and what services they would like to see to enable them to live a happy, healthy life. We will be working with our Community Champions to help distribute the consultation with their community networks.
Cllr Denise Scott-McDonald, Cabinet Member for Health and Adults’ Social Care, said:
“This consultation is a chance for us to work with residents to reshape our Public Health services around their needs.
“One of our key priorities is to tackle health and care inequalities, so hearing from communities first-hand is vital to understanding what changes to services are needed. The feedback will help us work more effectively with our partner organisations to prevent avoidable illness and promote good health and wellbeing in the borough.”