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The Adult Social Care Front Door is the first point of contact for many people seeking support with the Council, and the Community Access team plays a key role in this process. Your feedback will help the Council understand how well the current approach supports collaboration and outcomes for people, and what improvements could shape the future model.

A guide is being developed to help parents and carers support children and young people with using social media and screens in safer and healthier ways. Your feedback will help understand your family's habits, any concerns you might have, and the types of advice and formats you would find most useful.

If your child or young person (0–25) has SEND or additional needs, with, without a diagnosis or maybe not yet identified, please take part in this year’s Parent Carer Forum Cheshire West and Chester SEND survey. Your experiences will help shape future services across health, education, social care and the community.

The Council would like to hear your views on the proposed changes to the Healthy Child programme in Cheshire West to make sure it provides the support that families, children and young people need, while making sure it is delivering cost effective services that will have the greatest impact.

The Council's Appointee Service supports people who lack capacity to manage their finances when no suitable friends or family can help them. This is an important service that enables vulnerable residents to live their lives with dignity and have easy access to their own benefits and money.

All nine Healthwatch in Cheshire and Merseyside have launched a survey to understand how people across the region use the NHS app - or why they might not. Your feedback will help make sure digital NHS services work for everyone.

The Down Syndrome Act 2022 is a law to help make life better for people with Down syndrome and their families and carers. As part of the law, the Government has written some guidance, supported by a call for evidence.