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Thank you: Over 140 People tell Healthwatch Dorset what they think would make the NHS better
Healthwatch says thank you to volunteers who help to shape local health and care in Dorset
Last chance to have your say on how the NHS should spend extra funding on health services in Dorset
Help people tick off their bucket list – says Poole chaplain John
NHS figures reveal thousands of people with dementia are being admitted to A&E in Dorset
Healthwatch Dorset is meeting with SEAP Advocacy at The Bridge, Littledown, Bournemouth.
Salisbury Foundation Trust Campus Project workshop to discuss facilities for health and wellbeing on site.
More information on the project can be found here: https://heatprojectsalisbury.co.uk/
Please RSVP Hannah.cripps@nhs.net on or before 26th June 2019 with how many places you require.
Come along and meet Healthwatch Dorset at the Bourne Free Festival and tell us your experiences of local health and social care services. Our information stand will be in the Lower Gardens during Saturday.
Healthwatch Dorset is attending the Lymphoedema and Lipoedema Community Services Meeting at Discovery Court, Wallisdown Road, Poole
Come along and meet Healthwatch Dorset at the BCHA Festival of Wellbeing and tell us your experiences of local health and social care services.
It will be a free and fun packed afternoon, featuring activities for all the family including face painting, live music and a free raffle that will be drawn for top prizes.
The Festival of Wellbeing is being staged to raise awareness of mental health and wellbeing, as well as the vital work carried out in the community by BCHA, which has been helping homeless and vulnerable people for more than 50 years.
