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We are delighted to publish the Wessex Cancer Alliance Patient and Public Involvement Steering Group and Network Annual Report for 2024-2025. It has been a busy year, with lots of highlights and successes to share…
We are supporting Wessex Cancer Alliance with their awareness campaign, ‘Know the Signs’. The aim of this campaign is to improve people’s awareness of the signs and symptoms of cancer. 1 in 2 people will…
Help & Care hosted an inspiring event in Southampton yesterday to celebrate ‘What I’d Like to Change’: a project exploring disabled and neurodivergent experiences of cancer care. Over the last year, we have worked with…
Do you want to help make breast / chest screening more accessible to neurodivergent, disabled and trans+ people? Join us as a Community Researcher! We are looking for people from disabled, neurodivergent and trans+ communities…
We are proud to share the report and findings for our What I’d Like to Change project. Over the last year, we spoke to disabled and neurodivergent individuals and groups to hear their experiences of…
The Government and NHS England are asking the public to share their ideas for the next big plan for the NHS. The biggest public conversation about the future of the NHS since its birth has…
As part of the Trans Aware Cancer Care project, our team have attended a full calendar of Pride events across the South Coast this summer. Having already provided workshops and an online chat to hear…
A celebration event took place today to reflect on the first phase of ‘Trans Aware Cancer Care’: a research project funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research, committed to seeking better access…
The team here at Involving People, in collaboration with Healthwatch Hampshire, Healthwatch Isle of Wight, Healthwatch Southampton, and Healthwatch Portsmouth, proudly announces the publishing of our comprehensive report on the Accessible Information Standard (AIS) across…
We are pleased to share a spoken version of the Accessible Information Standard. This is broken down in to sections, which are outlined below with links for you to click on and listen. Introduction Summary…
Last week our fantastic community researchers attended the first phase two workshop of the What I’d Like to Say project. Katie and Rosie were joined by Lucy, who is our Project Support Officer, and Tracy…
Where to begin? It is always difficult to know what to expect in the early stages of a project like this. There are often so many unknowns – will people want to take part? Do…