Devon County Councils annual Parents Childcare Survey is now live and they are inviting parents and carers across Devon to give them their views on how they use childcare.
Feedback from parents and carers helps the Council to build a detailed picture of what support is needed, where, when, and for which age groups.
Every response plays an important role in helping to shape future provision across the county. Once analysed, the findings will support decisions about where there may be gaps in provision and where services could be expanded.
Our Early Years and Childcare Service uses this information to match supply with demand, helping ensure that families can access the childcare they need, at the times and in the places they need it most.
If you’re a parent or carer of a child or young person, please take a few minutes to complete the survey and share your experiences and please share the link to the survey with friends and family.
The closing date for submissions is Sunday 14 June.

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