In Birmingham and Solihull, our strategy will look ahead over the next ten years at how we can make a real difference to the people, patients and communities we serve. This strategy will set the direction for our health and care system, which is made up of health and social care partners across the area, ensuring that we’re working to the same objectives and priorities.
As part of its development, we are looking for views on whether the strategy meets the needs of our populations. To help us do this, two engagement sessions are being held via Microsoft Teams on the following dates:
- Thursday
10 November, 3.30pm – 5pm (Link
to book your place)
- Friday
18 November, 10.30am – 12pm (Link
to book your place)
Anyone living in Birmingham or Solihull is welcome to attend one of these events to hear more about the strategy, and to share your views on what we need to be focusing on as part of the ten-year plan. You do not need to attend both sessions. After you’ve booked your place, you’ll receive an invitation to the event which includes a joining link.
If you are unable to attend one of the virtual events, you can also share your thoughts via our online survey.
Please share this information with the individuals that you work with. It is really important that the voice and experiences of people with learning disabilities and autistic people is heard in this strategy.
If you have any questions, please contact: james.tomlinson1@nhs.net