Get involved

Ways you can get involved

The opportunities available may depend on your service, interests and goals. Speak to your Support Worker or service manager to find out what is available.

Share your views

Share feedback about your support and the services you receive.

You can tell staff what is working well, what could be improved and what matters most to you.
Take part in meetings and consultations

You may be invited to take part in service meetings, consultations, surveys or discussions about changes and improvements.

Staff will explain what opportunities are available within your service.
Help improve our services

You may be able to help us review information, contribute ideas or comment on planned service improvements.

Your experience can help us understand what people need and how our services can be improved.
Take part in activities and community opportunities

Depending on your service, you may be able to take part in activities, local events, volunteering or community opportunities.

These opportunities can help you build confidence, meet people and develop useful experience.
Peer support opportunities

Some services may offer opportunities to receive or provide peer support.

Peer support allows people with relevant lived experience to share encouragement, practical ideas and understanding.

Speak to your Support Worker or service manager to find out whether peer support is available and suitable for you.
Develop your skills and experience

Tell staff about any skills, interests or experience you would like to develop.

Where suitable opportunities are available, we may help you explore training, volunteering, activities or other ways to work towards your goals.