As part of the national ‘Big Conversation on Care’ Brighton and Hove Council are inviting residents, unpaid carers and people working in care to have their say in the Brighton & Hove conversation.
The first phase of the national consultation asked for people’s views and experience of Adult Social Care across the country and ran in the summer. This next phase is asking for views on the funding and delivery of Adult Social Care.
Brighton and Hove Council are running a city-wide consultation to shape the city’s formal response to the Casey Commission on Adult Social Care.
Your feedback will make sure that Brighton & Hove’s distinctive challenges and priorities help shape the future approach to Adult Social Care nationally.
Sharing your views on care and support
Many of us will have some connection to Adult Social Care, whether that's through support we receive ourselves, caring for a family member or friend, working in the sector, or thinking about the support we may need in the future. That's why every views are so valuable.
The government is considering creating a National Care Service, with the aim of making care and support more consistent across England, so that people can expect good-quality support wherever they live. As these proposals develop, Brighton and Hove Council want to understand what matters most to people in Brighton & Hove.
The questions presented in this survey align to the national Casey Commission consultation process. The responses will make sure that Brighton & Hove’s distinctive challenges and priorities help shape the future approach to adult social care nationally.
Form ore information or to complete the survey - please go to:
Have your say in the Brighton & Hove Conversation on Care
The survey is open until Monday 20 December.
