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Do you have skills and an interest in analysing quantitative and qualitative data? Perhaps you would like to gain experience of this within a health and social care setting?

Do you have a passion for championing the voice of patients and the public? Do you enjoy listening to the experiences of others? Are you interested in social research?
Would you like to gain skills in influencing or community engagement?

Do you have an interest in influencing the design, development and delivery of health and social care services? Do you enjoy championing the voice of patients and the public? Would you like to gain skills in influencing?

Read our Constitution below to find out how we are governed, our purpose and what we can do to undertake this.

This policy ensures we have transparent decision making processes in place and provides clarity of where and what decisions are taken, by whom and whose responsibility it is to action.

A great way to get more involved with Healthwatch City of London is to attend one of our board meetings.

Are you passionate about improving care for people who live, work and study in the City of London? We are looking for enthusiastic and highly motivated City residents and workers to fill key positions on our board.

Great news! As a way of valuing the people who volunteer with Healthwatch City of London, volunteers can now earn Time Credits for their contribution.

Healthwatch City of London has published its first annual report since being awarded the contract to deliver services in September 2019. The report covers the highlights from the year, how we've made a difference and how we have helped you.

Healthwatch City of London has been set up as a brand new charity whose Trustees live and work here and are only too aware of the challenges there are in delivering services across the City where there are differing priorities.

Our Board meets monthly to provide governance and strategic leadership to our organisation.

Healthwatch City of London staff have visited the Square Mile community spaces and services to talk to City people about their experiences of local health and care services.