1. Report -

    The COVID-19: Your Experience Matters survey was developed to capture the broadest range of experiences: in this report, we look at physical health and access to services; mental health and wellbeing; personal and family relationships; housing, environment and finances; and information.
  2. News -

    Imagine a project that not only facilitates conversation and idea-sharing between Healthwatch branches across the country, it also plays an important part in removing barriers that may prevent engagement work with minority ethnic groups and other minority groups…
  3. News -

    As the NHS moves more services online, we have been speaking to local patients, residents, and carers about how well digital tools work for them
  4. News -

    We are committed to equality, inclusion, and fairness. We are opposed to all forms of racism, discrimination, and prejudice.
  5. News -

    In January 2020, we launched our Small Grants Programme – a first of its kind project for our organisation. We wanted to reach people in Westminster and Kensington & Chelsea who find it hardest to be heard in conversations about health and social care. We awarded the recipients of our grant £500 to complete engagement with groups from these communities.
  6. News -

    We have surveyed people about how they have been affected by COVID-19. We wanted to highlight the experiences of those who responded to our survey who identified as being from a minority ethnic group.
  7. News -

    Your Experience Matters
    In April this year, we launched Your Experience Matters, our most comprehensive survey to date, in which we asked residents to share their experiences of the COVID-19 outbreak.
  8. News -

    We are pleased to share our latest report, Insights from BAME Communities in Central West London 2020, which presents the views of 73 individuals from BAME communities, who we held focus groups with, in partnership with BME Health Forum, last year.
  9. News -

    Share your views to improve urgent and emergency care – it only takes a few minutes.
  10. News -

    Recently used a translation service in Westminster or had trouble accessing one? We want to hear from you!
  11. Report -

    Healthwatch Westminster and RBKC leads have completed a report on the importance of our local food aid services and the residents they serve.
  12. News -

    On the 75th anniversary of the establishment of the NHS, we want to renew our commitment to support and improve health and social care
  13. Report -

    Evaluating language support and interpretation services within Primary Care Settings in Westminster
  14. News -

    We’re collecting feedback about maternity and neonatal care across North West London
  15. Blog -

    Our recent co-production event brought together representatives from local authorities, mental health professionals, and young service users to discuss the findings from our recent report, 'Don't presume we are fine just because we look OK.'
  16. Report -

    Find out more about our commitment to equality and diversity.
  17. Blog -

    Our new project aims to identify the mental health needs of those who experience homelessness in Westminster
  18. Blog -

    Our upcoming projects and priorities for 2024
  19. Report -

    Sharing the views of 207 women across North West London
  20. News -

    The North West London Networked Data Lab are looking for patients and carers to join their Patient and Carer Advisory Group
  21. Report -

    Find out more about our Independence Policy
  22. Report -

    Find out more about our Prioritisation Process
  23. Advice and Information -

    If English is not your first language, have you used emergency or urgent care services? Did you know that the London Ambulance Service provides language support over the phone and on-scene?

  24. Advice and Information -

    A year ago the Accessible Information Standard came into force. It requires any organisation providing NHS or social care to communicate in a way that everybody can understand. Here's a reminder of what you should expect.