Hosted by KCC Adult Social Care and Health’s Involvement and Information Team, these are ongoing discussion forums for people who draw on care and support and unpaid carers, to help shape adult social care for the future.
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25 November, 10am-12pm |
North Kent Social Care Involvement Group |
Eastgate Community Centre, Northfleet Contact: makingadifference@kent.gov.uk |
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26 November, 11.30am-1pm |
East Kent Social Care Involvement Group |
Ashford Gateway Library Contact: makingadifference@kent.gov.uk |
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29 November, 11.30am-1pm |
East Kent Social Care Involvement Group |
Whitstable Riverside Church Café Contact: makingadifference@kent.gov.uk |
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14 January, 10am-11.30am |
West Kent Social Care Involvement Group |
Venue to be confirmed Contact: makingadifference@kent.gov.uk |
If you are hosting your own community event or forum soon and would like us to attend, please get in touch.
*Subject to change depending on demand.
Where can I find you?
Contact us via makingadifference@kent.gov.uk to reserve a free space at a community venue near you.
You can also call on 03000 413 998 if you’d prefer to phone us.
We’re also at regular information events, hosted by partners. Please come and say hello if you’re in the area on the day.
How can I contact you?
If you access care and support yourself, are a carer or are interested in finding out on behalf of someone else, you’re encouraged to join our local discussions by contacting us via makingadifference@kent.gov.uk to reserve a free space.
If you’d prefer to phone us, call 03000 413 998.
For current public consultations run by KCC please visit the consultation section of Let’s Talk Kent
Whether you've just heard about social care and want to find out more or have you own experience of social care to share - we want to hear from you.
We're looking for people from all walks of life, communities and backgrounds in Kent to get involved.
How much or how little is up to you:
The local account ‘Here for you, how did we do?’ describes the achievements, improvements and challenges in adult social care in Kent. In our tenth edition, which reports from September 2020 to December 2022
This year, we are highlighting the hard work of our teams and the resilience of our partners and communities, renewing our commitment to celebrating diversity and equality in Adult Social Care and encouraging involvement in shaping our services.