1. Salford Men's Health Report

    Report -

    To celebrate International Men’s day in November 2019, Healthwatch Salford wanted to run a project that allowed men from across Salford to share their experiences of health and care.

  2. Health Access and Homelessness in Salford

    Report -

    As a follow-up from the main health access and homelessness project and report back in May 2018, we decided that phase 2 would focus on rough sleepers and their access to mental health and drug and alcohol services in Salford.

  3. SSAB Community Engagement Report

    Report -

    This is the Salford Safeguarding Adults Board Engagement Report by Salford City Council, that was produced in partnership with Healthwatch Salford.

  4. Healthwatch Salford Prisoner Listener Training Report July 2018

    Report -

    Throughout the first month of the project, more than 20 healthcare stories were gathered and some of the issues raised are included in this report.

  5. Children and Young People - Emotional wellbeing and mental health project

    Report -

    This project was run in 2015 and aimed to look into children and young adults mental health and wellbeing in Salford, with the findings then being shared with local commissioners and service providers.

  6. Salford Community Mental Health Services Mystery Shop 2017

    Report -

    This report was produced at the request of users of mental health services in Salford and the project was designed to address barriers to mental health services that have been expressed to Healthwatch Salford over a period of time.

  7. Women's Health In Salford

    Report -

    Salford women have their views heard in new health report to make improvements to services.

  8. Mind Over Matter Report

    Report -

    A report on why some people do not access mental health support or services in Salford.

  9. Living Well Salford Report

    Report -

    Living Well Salford is a community mental health service, delivered in partnership between Greater Manchester Mental Health (GMMH), Mind in Salford, Six Degrees, Wellbeing Matters and START.