News and reports

Healthwatch Stockport's Information Round-up is published every week. Read about the latest news, updates and events in Stockport.

Take a look at our advice article on the organisations and groups that can support you if you’re grieving.

Many people who provide unpaid care are unaware of their rights. If you're an unpaid carer, find out more about the help and support you are entitled to.

Healthwatch Stockport's Information Round-up is published every week. Read about the latest news, updates and events in Stockport.

Are you passionate about making Stockport a better place to work and live for our autistic community? Stockport’s Autism Partnership Board is seeking a Co-Chair with lived experience to help shape a brighter future for autistic people in our borough.

Nearly a fifth of people who have experienced trauma say they often avoid health services. We have called on the NHS to adopt pocket-sized trauma cards for patients to show during appointments, following a successful pilot in Essex.

Today is World Hearing Day - we’re raising awareness of our research into local NHS Hearing services, supporting residents and tagging in some amazing organisations who are available for extra advice and information.

Are you passionate about making Stockport a great place to age well?
The Stockport Age Friendly Partnership is seeking a Co-Chair with lived experience to help shape a brighter future for people of all ages in our borough.

Healthwatch Stockport have been working on a series of screening programme fact sheets and we are excited to launch the first of six - for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm screening.

With the support of local wellbeing services, we'll be 'Putting the Spring into Stockport' this April at our wellbeing fun day!

Healthwatch Stockport's Information Round-up is published every week. Read about the latest news, updates and events in Stockport.

This Share for Better Care Week (24 February – 2 March), Healthwatch England has teamed up with Dr Ranj and Care Quality Commission (CQC) to urge people across England to take three spare minutes to feed back on their recent health and social care experiences.