Find out more about our project exploring the experiences of girls, women, and gender-diverse young people who are autistic and ADHD. We want to understand what life is like in health, education, and community settings so we can share your voices in a public report that helps improve local services.
“My family have variously received lifesaving treatment for cancer and heart disease, broken bones and infections, as well as support with dementia and Alzheimer’s, mental illness, and cerebral palsy. So now it’s payback time, and with a scientific background in quality assurance I can help by constructive review which will lead to improvement in service and delivery. Nothing (even the NHS) is perfect, and each Enter and View visit, each document review, each PLACE visit, is a step towards improvement.”
Latest reports and publication
Report: Understanding people’s experiences of accessing support for ADHD
The impact ADHD has on people’s lives can be profound and a diagnosis…
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Trans and non-binary peoples' experience of accessing GPs in Gloucestershire
Approximately 0.4% of Gloucestershire’s population reported a gender…
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Advice and information
Mental Health Support for Young People in Gloucestershire
To make things a little easier, we’ve created a simple guide that brings together local and national mental health support options for young people (…
Top tips for accessing your GP practice
"I need to see a doctor!"
Who will I see at my GP practice? What are the different types of appointment? How do I share…
Who will I see at my GP practice? What are the different types of appointment? How do I share…
How can I find care for myself or a loved one?
If you’re looking for social care in Gloucestershire, the Care Choices guide shows you what care and support services are available in the local area.