The launch of the Healthwatch Salford Network

News - 1 October 2019

To enable more people to have their voices heard we have launched a new project called ‘The Network’ which will enable existing community health support and social groups to have a direct link with us at Healthwatch Salford.

The Network is essentially a communication pathway for groups to raise collective concerns and suggestions about health and care in their area. 

Membership to the Network is free and you may qualify for a small grant. If you are involved in a community group in Salford and would like to find out more about the network and apply, please don’t hesitate to contact Mark in the office on:

0161 960 0318

mark@healthwatchsalford.co.uk

We welcome applications from any non profit group especially those that work with those less heard.

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