Annual Report: 2016-2017

Report - 1 April 2017

Our annual report includes how we have engaged and supported people over the year.

Key Findings:

How we’ve made a difference throughout the year:

  • We’ve spoken to 2,867 local residents face to face
  • Our volunteers have contributed over 1,150 hours this year which equates to 165 working days
  • We’ve worked with 35 local services in our role as patient champion Our reports have tackled issues ranging from health inequalities to sexting amongst young people
  • This year we’ve reached 1,668 people on Twitter
  • We’ve met hundreds of local people at our community events

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