Have your say - engagement opportunities
Your experience of same day urgent care
About Llais
Llais is an independent body that was set up by the Welsh Government to give the people of Wales a stronger voice in their health and social care services. We represent people's views on health and social care in Wales making sure that we listen, working with NHS bodies, Welsh Local Authorities, and others to shape and improve services for everyone. About this survey Last year we visited same day urgent care units across Wales to find out about people's experiences of using the services.
Llais will be collecting feedback on same day urgent care services from 20 October - 9 November 2025.
Help us improve how we engage and communicate with you
We're running a short survey to better understand your experiences and preferences when it comes to engaging with us
- What’s working?
- What could be better?
- How do you prefer to engage with us?
Your feedback will help shape how we connect with communities across North Wales.
Take the survey here: It only takes a few minutes, and every response counts.
Thank you for helping us improve
Shaping the future of Penley Hospital
We’re inviting people living and working locally to share their views through a short online survey. Your feedback will help shape the early thinking and support the development of options before any next steps are made.
Have your say: Shaping the Future of Penley Hospital
Shaping the future of Tywyn Community Hospital
We’re inviting local people, staff, and interested groups to take part in a short survey. Your feedback will help shape the early thinking and inform the development of options for the future of the service before any next steps are made.
Have your say: Shaping the Future of Tywyn Community Hospital
Hywel Dda University Health Board: Clinical Services Plan Consultation
Hywel Dda Health Board, Clinical Services Plan consultation focuses on nine healthcare services most in need of support and aimed at addressing fragilities, improving standards, or reducing waiting times for people in need of diagnosis and treatment.
The changes they are looking to make will have at their heart the best interests of the people of west Wales and their patient experience.
For more information and to get involved, visit Hywel Dda's website: Clinical Services Plan Consultation
Better Together in Powys: seeking your views on adult physical and mental health community services in Powys
Powys Teaching Health Board are seeking initial views on adult physical and mental health community services in Powys by Sunday 27 July 2025.
This survey and engagement opportunity will help shape the future of safe, quality health services for Powys and ensure delivery of their Health and Care Strategy.
Powys Teaching Health Board are keen to hear from residents, patients, families, voluntary groups, partners and anyone else who uses their health services to help them plan out future health service offers.
The work around ‘Better Together’ is needed to optimise the care of all patients; safeguard services; improve resilience where it is currently fragile; reduce inefficiencies and respond to staffing and budgetary pressures.
Find out how to get involved on the Powys Teaching Health Board website: Better Together - Seeking Your Views on Adult Physical and Mental Health Community Services in Powys | Have Your Say Powys
CAMHS Patient Experience
Inspire others by sharing your empowering stories.
Sharing your Mental Health stories can help raise awareness of and drive positive change for everyone.
Would you like to inspire others by sharing your empowering stories with the CAMHS Patient Experience so we can share these with our services and partners across North Wales to implement change.
https://forms.office.com/e/4h9taJsSiE
Solihull Approach courses survey
Based on the success of Solihull Approach courses, and in order to further increase awareness of the Solihull Approach courses, we would appreciate your feedback. Collecting your comments will help us demonstrate the value of the courses as we continue to support families across North Wales. The form within the link below should take no more than 5 minutes to complete and will be anonymous.
Link to survey: Solihull Approach online courses