Healthwatch Blackpool is part of a network of over 150 local Healthwatch across the country. We’re here to hear your experiences of using local health and social care services.
We are independent and recognise that it is often those closest to the process who are best placed to give useful feedback on the way services work and how they can be improved.
We provide the people of Blackpool with opportunities to share their views, we also provide an information and signposting service with the ultimate aim to promote health and care that works for you!
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Youthwatch
A group of young volunteers aged 11-18 years old that work alongside Healthwatch Blackpool.
We listen to the views of children and young people locally and make sure voices are heard!
When we talk to young people about what they think of health or care, we sometimes use feedback to make reports and recommendations of how things can be better.

Lancashire and South Cumbria New Hospitals Programme
Healthwatch Together is working to engage people in the Lancashire & South Cumbria New Hospitals Programme.
It’s a once-in-a-generation opportunity to build brand new hospital facilities in our local area. And we’re asking for your views.

Healthwatch Blackpool Shortlisted For Prestegious National Award
Healthwatch Blackpool have been nominated for a prestigious national award, for exploring the reality of accessing health and care for those experiencing homelessness. This piece of work has helped shape new pathways and pilot programmes of accessing healthcare across Blackpool.
Healthwatch Blackpool have today published our Annual Report 2020-21.
It has been a very challenging but rewarding year, working tirelessly during the pandemic to ensure that the voice of local people continues to be heard, listened to and acted upon.What's new from Healthwatch Blackpool

Reflecting on my experience as a Time to Shine leader: One year on
As my year as a Time to Shine leader ends, it seems the perfect opportunity to reflect upon the past twelve months. My name is

Cervical Cancer Prevention Week (18-24th January 2021)
As this week (18-24th January 2021) is Cervical Cancer Prevention week, Empowerment want to take this opportunity to urge members of our local community to

The Healthwatch network has done a fantastic job, in particular helping those who often struggle to be heard. This has influenced changes both big & small right across the country.