The Big Conversation on Care

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Welcome and thank you for taking part.

Adult social care affects all of us, whether today or in the future. This is an opportunity to influence a once-in-a-generation conversation about the future of care.

Healthwatch Sefton wants to hear your views about adult social care and the support people may need to live independently. Your feedback will help inform the Casey Commission's Big Conversation on Care, which is gathering opinions on how care and support should work in the future. Whether you currently use care services, support a family member or friend, work in care, or are simply thinking about your own future needs, your experiences and ideas are important.

You don't have to answer all of the questions just those that are important or relevant to you.

Independence and Living Well

What helps you to live independently and stay well in your community?

If you needed support in the future, what would be most important to you?

Experiences of Care and Support

Have you or someone close to you ever needed care or support? What worked well?

What challenges have you experienced when trying to access care or support?

Family, Friends and Carers

What support should be available for people caring for family members or friends?

Information and Access

What would make it easier for people to get help when they need it?

Community and Prevention

What role should local communities play in supporting people who need care?

Funding, Priorities and Looking to the Future

The Big Conversation on Care

What helps you to live independently and stay well in your community?

If you needed support in the future, what would be most important to you?

Have you or someone close to you ever needed care or support? What worked well?

What challenges have you experienced when trying to access care or support?

What support should be available for people caring for family members or friends?

What would make it easier for people to get help when they need it?

What role should local communities play in supporting people who need care?

What should be the top three priorities for improving care and support?

What do you think a fair adult social care system would look like?

How would you like care services to be different in 10 years' time?

The Big Conversation on Care

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What helps you to live independently and stay well in your community?

If you needed support in the future, what would be most important to you?

Have you or someone close to you ever needed care or support? What worked well?

What challenges have you experienced when trying to access care or support?

What support should be available for people caring for family members or friends?

What would make it easier for people to get help when they need it?

What role should local communities play in supporting people who need care?

What should be the top three priorities for improving care and support?

What do you think a fair adult social care system would look like?

How would you like care services to be different in 10 years' time?