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Events
Here to Hear drop-in – Prudhoe Spetchells Centre
Here to Hear:
Our free and confidential drop-in sessions are a chance for residents to tell us about their experiences of NHS and social care services and use our Signposting and Information Service to find out more about local services and support. Just call in or if you’d prefer to make a specific appointment for one of the sessions, please get in touch.
Our free and confidential drop-in sessions are a chance for residents to tell us about their experiences of NHS and social care services and use our Signposting and Information Service to find out more about local services and support. Just call in or if you’d prefer to make a specific appointment for one of the sessions, please get in touch.
Come and see us at the Spetchells Centre, Prudhoe, NE42 5AA on the third Thursday of the month, 11.00am – 1.00pm.
Monthly drop-in – Prudhoe Spetchells Centre
Each month we’ll be holding drop-in sessions in all five local council areas of the county. These drop-in sessions are a chance for residents to tell us about their experiences of NHS and social care services and use our Signposting and Information Service. Just call in or if you’d prefer to make a specific appointment for one of the sessions, please get in touch.
Come and see us at the Spetchells Centre, Prudhoe, NE42 5AA on the third Thursday of the month, 11.00am – 1.00pm.
Monthly drop-in – Prudhoe Spetchells Centre
Each month we’ll be holding drop-in sessions in all five local council areas of the county. These drop-in sessions are a chance for residents to tell us about their experiences of NHS and social care services and use our Signposting and Information Service. Just call in or if you’d prefer to make a specific appointment for one of the sessions, please get in touch.
Come and see us at the Spetchells Centre, Prudhoe, NE42 5AA on the third Thursday of the month, 11.00am – 1.00pm.
See details of other drop-in sessions
You can also tell us your thoughts and experiences of NHS and care services over the last 12 months in our short survey – get a free pen or stress ball in return for leaving feedback. Or
Monthly drop-in – Prudhoe Spetchells Centre
Each month we’ll be holding drop-in sessions in all five local council areas of the county. These drop-in sessions are a chance for residents to tell us about their experiences of NHS and social care services and use our Signposting and Information Service. Just call in or if you’d prefer to make a specific appointment for one of the sessions, please get in touch.
Come and see us at the Spetchells Centre, Prudhoe, NE42 5AA on the third Thursday of the month, 11.00am – 1.00pm.
Prudhoe Healthy Living Week
We are taking part in Prudhoe Community Partnership’s ‘Prudhoe Healthy Living Week’, which runs from Monday 25 April until lunchtime on Saturday 30 April at Prudhoe Community Hub (61 Front Street). Local organisations will be offering activities and information about physical and mental health support throughout the week, and we will be there on Tuesday 26 April from 10am until 3pm. Hope to see you there!
Come and talk to us at: Prudhoe Co-op
Healthwatch Northumberland is getting back on the road this summer and we are looking forward to safely getting back out in the community! Come and talk to us about your experience of NHS and social care services and pick up a goody bag.
Our Annual Survey 2021 is running from Monday 21 June to Friday 23 July this year. It is your opportunity to let us know what went well and what could be improved and together we can help make care better for everyone in Northumberland.
This event will take place outside the Co-op at Prudhoe, Oakfield Terrace, Prudhoe, NE42 5HF.
See where else you can find us over the next few weeks: Healthwatch Northumberland – Back on the Road
If you can’t come and see us at one of our events you can share your views via the online survey or get in touch to ask for a postal copy with freepost return.
Prudhoe Older Person’s Information Day
Find out what’s going on in the local area for older people at this event from Prudhoe Community Partnership. There will be advice and information, health checks and a refreshments on offer.
Organisations attending the event include Carers Northumberland, U3A, Tynedale Talking News, Silver Talk, Age UK, library Services, Community Buddies, Northumbria Police and Digital Champions.
Stepping into Spring Roadshow: Prudhoe
This is one of a series of free events for older people in Northumberland, from Ageing Well in Northumberland. The event is a chance to meet local organisations offering advice and information on staying well and keeping active. Call in for a cup of tea or coffee and have a chat about local events and activities, volunteering opportunities and keeping fit and healthy.
For more details about this event please email: kstorey@activenorthumberland.org.uk.
Winter Warmer Event – Prudhoe
The annual Winter Warmer events from Ageing Well in Northumberland provide information on how to stay safe and well this winter, with organisations present from your local community. The events are free and friendly – come along for a cuppa and a chat.
If you would like more information about this event please contact Mark Pae on: mark.pae@karbonhomes.co.uk.
Stepping into Spring – Prudhoe
This event is from Ageing Well in Northumberland is a chance to meet local communities and charities for older people. The aim is to help older people in the area find out more about staying active, involved and well, plus activities and volunteering opportunities in the area. Local organisations, including Healthwatch Northumberland, will be there with information stands, brimming with useful advice for local residents. MP Guy Opperman will be there to answer any questions and there will be complimentary tea and cake on offer.
This event is rescheduled from March.
For more information please email: karenquinn.guyopperman@gmail.com.
Healthwatch Northumberland
We are your local health and social care champion. We’re here to make sure your views on NHS and social care services in Northumberland are heard.
