The Families’ Health and Wellbeing Service (0-19), includes the health visiting service and the school nurse service .
We would like your thoughts and feedback on the School Nurse part of the service you’ve received since April 2018 . We want to understand what is working well...More
The Families’ Health and Wellbeing Service (0-19), includes the health visiting service and the school nurse service .
We would like your thoughts and feedback on the School Nurse part of the service you’ve received since April 2018 . We want to understand what is working well...More
The Families’ Health and Wellbeing Service (0-19), includes the health visiting service and the school nurse service .
We would like your thoughts and feedback on the School Nurse part of the service you’ve received since April 2018 . We want to understand what is working well...More
Staffordshire County Council's Director of Health & Care, Dr Richard Harling (MBE) is sponsoring a £235,000 investment for a Workforce Development Qualification & Learning Programme commencing December 2021.
The Programme will support attracting and retaining skilled Adult Social Care...More
Guidance notes for completing the survey.
There are 20 questions split over 3 sections:
information about you/the child (this helps us to understand your situation to see if experiences differ for different situations)
support provided (to understand...More
Holiday Activities & Food Programme Feedback
We are collecting information about the Summer Holiday HAF programme to see if it could be improved, to ascertain what went well and most importantly to gauge the children's enjoyment of it. You have been included as our records show that...More
Following the announcement of the Government’s National Bus Strategy, £3 billion has been earmarked for improving bus services throughout England.
Staffordshire County Council is working closely with bus operators to develop a Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) for...More
The Covid-19 pandemic has meant that we have had to look at different ways of offering services to adults with a learning disability.
Replacement care services had previously been reviewed in 2019, but with the coronavirus pandemic affecting how many people can...More
The Covid-19 pandemic has meant that we have had to look at different ways of offering services to adults with a learning disability.
Replacement care services had previously been reviewed in 2019, but with the coronavirus pandemic affecting how many people can access...More
The Covid-19 pandemic has meant that we have had to look at different ways of offering services to adults with a learning disability.
Replacement care services had previously been reviewed in 2019, but with the coronavirus pandemic affecting how many people can access...More