Young Voices Together
Help us improve our services for children and young people.
At NCH&C, we're committed to making services better for everyone - and that starts with listening. By valuing each person's unique experiences, we can shape the way we deliver care to achieve better outcomes for all.
Participation is open to everyone, including you!
Have you had help from any of the following services?
- ADHD Nursing
- Children's Community Nursing Team
- Children's Continence
- Children's Epilepsy
- Community Paediatrician
- Key-working
- Looked After Children
- Neurodevelopmental Services
- Occupational Therapy
- Paediatric Nurse Advisor
- Short Breaks Home Nursing Team
- Squirrels Residential Unit
- Starfish
- Starfish+
If so, we want to know:
What's good about the service?
What can we do better?
Share your feedback
Share your feedback with us by emailing:
YoungVoicesTogether@nchc.nhs.uk
or leave a voicemail on:
01603 216060
sharing:
- Your name
- Your age
- Your contact number
- The service you have had support from
If you are under 18 years old, we will also need to know:
- Your parent's/guardian's name
- Your parent's/guardian's telephone number
- Your parent's/guardian's email address
What will happen next?
We will contact you to talk about how you can help us, and to discuss any support you need to be involved.
Taking part is great way to have your voice heard, support your local community, meet other young people, and boost your CV.
We will also pay back any travel costs if you do take part.
Youth Participation
We've recently been running regular workshops with our Young Voices Together Youth Forum to gain feedback and insights on our Neurodevelopmental Transformation Project. These sessions will give participants the opportunity to share their views and opinions on areas of development.
See a case study from one of these sessions below:
Being Understood - The Masks We Wear
Learn from Harry and Yvaine from NCH&C's Youth Forum, Young Voices Together. They met with staff from Norfolk Community Health & Care NHS Trust to talk about understanding young people with neurodivergence and discussed how masking affects their wellbeing.
