People across Exeter and the wider area are being invited to help shape the delivery of neighbourhood health across Devon.
The Let’s Talk Neighbourhood Health engagement programme seeks to bring together GPs, community services, mental health, social care, voluntary organisations and local partners to provide more joined-up support in local communities.
This aims to help people stay healthier for longer, access more care closer to home, reduce the need for hospital treatment where appropriate, and ensure services are shaped around the needs of local communities.
This plan does not impact on the role that hospitals play. Residents are being reassured that this vision is about ensuring people receive the right care, in the right place, at the right time.
For people looking to engage with this and get their voices heard, multiple Neighbourhood health events will be taking place across Devon, including one at Exeter Community Centre on Monday 28 September.
Those interested can sign up here - Neighbourhood Health Engagement Day Workshop Booking Form Survey
Residents can also complete the Neighbourhood Health Survey, which takes 10-15 minutes and is open until Friday 2 October. Anyone unable to complete the survey online can call 0800 520 0640, to complete it over the phone.
For more information on this programme visit - Let's talk Neighbourhood health - One Devon

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