Showing posts with label North Durham Community Action Group. Show all posts
Showing posts with label North Durham Community Action Group. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 September 2015

New Opportunities to Have Your Say in Local Health Care Provision

Below are two local events organised by Durham Community Action which may be of interest to Esh residents.  

NHS North Durham Autumn Patient Congress
Tuesday 22nd September 2015 at Durham Town Hall, 30-31 Market Place, Durham 
12pm-3.30pm


  • Speakers from People's Parliament, Family Action and Durham County Carers Support
  • Updates on diabetes and elderly/ frail care
  • Share your experiences of local health care and how the Clinical Commissioning Group can improve their services
  • Speech to Text service and BSL interpreters are booked for this event
  • Limited Crèche service available

Drop In and Focus Group on Out of Hours/ Urgent Care services
Thursday 24th September at Lumley Community Centre
12.30 - 2.30pm

To attend both or either of event events, please email Anne-Marie Parkin at Anne-Marie.Parkin@durhamrcc.org.uk or telephone 01388 742052. 

Friday, 5 June 2015

Celebrating Carers Week, 8th - 14th June 2015

Do you, or somebody you know, care for a friend or relative? As part of the UK's national Carers Week, the North Durham Community Engagement Project is organising a Carers Drop In morning on Wednesday 10th June, 10am-12pm. There will be lots of activities to join in with and information stands and displays.

For more information, please click on the yellow poster to the right.

Monday, 23 March 2015

Your Invitation to the NHS North Durham CCG Spring Patient Congress 2015

The North Durham Clinical Commissioning Group, responsible for organising and providing health care services in our area, are holding their Spring Patient Congress on Saturday 18th April 2015, from 9.30am - 1.00pm, at Park View School, Church Chare, Chester-le-Street.

If you would like to know more about the Clinical Commissioning Group or would like to get involved in discussions about its challenges, successes and commissioning priorities, the event is an ideal way to get more involved. There will be Question Time forums, information stalls, and children and young person's activities run throughout the morning: for more information and details of how to book a place, please click on the thumbnail poster to the left, or telephone 01388 742040.

Have Your Say in North Durham's Health Care Provision

The Esh Village Residents' Association is a member of the North Durham Community Action Group, a group set up to provide a channel for the public's voice on their experiences of local health care provision in the area.

The Community Action Group collect the public's feedback on all aspects of health care in North Durham through a series of focus groups, telephone surveys, and public forums, and ensures that these views are relayed to the North Durham Clinical Commissioning Group. Voicing your views and experiences really does make a difference.

The next focus group, convened to discuss Urgent and Emergency Care, takes place on Thursday 2nd April 2015, from 10-12pm, at the North Road Methodist Church Hall in Durham. The group want to hear your thoughts on the ambulance service, hospital admissions, dialling 111, and out of hours GP practice access. For more details, click on the thumbnail poster on the left or telephone the Community Engagement Team on 01388 742040.