The Children & Young People’s subgroup of the Transforming Care Programme would like to invite service users, families and carers, professionals, members of the public and local community organisations to come and hear about potential plans to change the way in which care is delivered for children and young people living with Learning Disabilities and /or Autism in the Black Country.
The NHS in the Black Country will be holding a Perinatal Mental Health ‘Whose Shoes?’ interactive workshop on Monday 24 June 2019 from 10am-2.30pm at Molineux Stadium, Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton, WV1 4QR.
The event aims to gather views from local mums and their families to understand and improve user experience for women experiencing any kind of mental, psychological or emotional ill health during or after pregnancy.
The Black Country Transforming Care Partnership is holding a workshop on Wednesday 5 June to shape services for children and young people with learning disabilities (or learning disabilities with autism) with behaviour that challenges. To shape these services, we need to hear from people who have lived experience, as you will know best what is needed!
We would like your help to develop the component parts of a service (what are the ‘things’ that should be done) that could be wrapped around a child/young person and their family, and support them to live in their homes and communities and lead a good life.
We are holding a nine-week public engagement exercise between Thursday 21 March to Thursday 23 May 2019 to get people's views on our propsed plans. Our aim is to:
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There are a series of public events taking place in May to get people's views on how your GP services in the Black Country and West Birmingham can be improved. Details of the events and how to book can be found here