Advice and Information

If you are at home self-isolating and need a support lifeline you can now call Healthwatch to get help from the new army of NHS Responders.

Use our new Healthwatch guides to help you get to grips with using health websites and apps. From Patient Access and NHS App to using Zoom, you can download and print our step-by-step guides.

Take a look at this amazing list created by 'Bristol Independent Businesses' - it brings together community resources, Mutal Aid Groups and food delivery services that are available across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire.

In the light of Coronavirus, there have been some changes to the ways that mental health and wellbeing services in Bristol are running.

Here is a list of links for help and advice regarding Coronavirus and specific health conditions.

Healthwatch is working with Bristol City Council, NHS Volunteer Responders, volunteer groups and health and social care organisations to make sure you can get the information and support you need.

Feeling anxious about all the coronavirus information you are being exposed to on social media? Healthwatch is here to point you in the right direction of what to do and where to go for help and support if you are at currently at home.

Avon & Somerset Police advise to beware of the scams that are circulating around the COVID 19 crisis

Julie attended an introduction meeting with Debbie Rogers the advice and information officer at the local Royal British Legion office in Broadmead.

An important point on preventing flu cases - NHS staff urged to have free vaccination

Suvivors of female genital mutilation (FGM) will be able to access expert support and treatment earlier thanks to NHS ‘one stop shop’ clinics which have launched in Bristol.

As part of the Care Quality Commission’s #DeclareYourCare campaign young people are being encouraged to feedback on care.