We are looking at how we reward and recognise people who get involved in making better Mental Health Services in our region of Cwm Taf Morgannwg. Ways of getting involved include things like sharing ideas, experiences and opinions. It could also be working with others to design, deliver and evaluate services, mental health policies and procedures.
We want to collect voices from our communities in Bridgend, Rhondda Cynon Taf and Merthyr Tydfil to help with this. We are looking especially for people with experience of mental ill health and the friends and families (carers) who support them.
This survey should take around 10-15 minutes and your answers are anonymous, we will not be asking for any identifiable information from you. We will ask you for a memorable word at the start of the survey. If you complete this survey and later decide you don't want to be involved, you can contact us and have your answers removed by telling us your memorable word.
The information we collect in the survey will be used to find the best way to reward and recognise the involvement of people with lived experience of mental illness in improving services in the future. This could sharing the survey information with other people with similar lived experiences, their carers, and staff from community organisations and in the health board. By completing the survey, you are agreeing that it’s ok to share your answers in this way.
We want to collect voices from our communities in Bridgend, Rhondda Cynon Taf and Merthyr Tydfil to help with this. We are looking especially for people with experience of mental ill health and the friends and families (carers) who support them.
This survey should take around 10-15 minutes and your answers are anonymous, we will not be asking for any identifiable information from you. We will ask you for a memorable word at the start of the survey. If you complete this survey and later decide you don't want to be involved, you can contact us and have your answers removed by telling us your memorable word.
The information we collect in the survey will be used to find the best way to reward and recognise the involvement of people with lived experience of mental illness in improving services in the future. This could sharing the survey information with other people with similar lived experiences, their carers, and staff from community organisations and in the health board. By completing the survey, you are agreeing that it’s ok to share your answers in this way.