Technology Enabled Care Solutions (TECS) describes a range of health and care technologies such as Telecare, Telehealth, Telemedicine /Teletriage and Home Activity Tracking Systems. In this survey we will be using the word TECS when talking about this.
TECS is a way to describe community equipment and would cover all technologies such as phone applications and smart home adaptations (like Alexa, mood lighting, digital security furniture sensors to prevent falls in...More
Extra care housing is specialist housing provision designed for older people that combines accommodation with care and support services to offer safe, private and secure accommodation whilst allowing service users to retain their independence of having their own home.
Sefton has a population that is living longer, and people tell us that a preference is to be able to remain in their own home, with the ability to access care and support if needed at some stage.
For those...More
This survey is to find out from parents and carers what their experiences and needs are in relation to childcare. The information will be used to inform our Childcare Sufficiency Assessment. It will also help us plan to make sure there are enough high quality childcare places at the times and in the places that families need it in Sefton.
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The Sefton SEND area partnership has been carrying out an annual parent and carer survey since 2019. The feedback that parents and carers provide is reported and acted upon.
Your feedback is important. Please help us by completing this survey, which will only take between 10 - 15 minutes to complete.
Please answer based on your experience of using SEND sevices to date. There are free-text...More
Liverpool City Region Combined Authority are looking to understand experiences and/or perceptions of:
Health barriers individuals may have, or have had, when trying to find work.
Using health services (for example, GP, Practice Nurse, Community Mental Health team, NHS Direct)
Using employment services (for example, Jobcentre Plus, Ways to Work, Talent Match).
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Supported Living engagement Carers Surveys – Your Home Your Say
Sefton Council is working jointly with Sefton Carers Centre and Healthwatch Sefton to understand the views carers have about Supported Living.
The main reason for Supported Living is for people with an eligible care need to live in their own home and have control over the support they receive. Supported Living can look different for different people. For one person, a few hours support a week...More
Supported Living engagement Carers Surveys – Your Home Your Say
Sefton Council is working jointly with Sefton Carers Centre and Healthwatch Sefton to understand the views carers have about Supported Living.
The main reason for Supported Living is for people with an eligible care need to live in their own home and have control over the support they receive. Supported Living can look different for different people. For one person, a few hours support a week may meet their...More
Sefton Council is working jointly with Sefton Carers Centre and Healthwatch Sefton to understand the views service users and carers have about Supported Living.
At the end of the survey you will be asked if you want to give an email address so that you can receive a copy of your response. You do not have to do this. The email address is only used to send the email to you from Your Sefton Your Say. The email address will not be stored with the responses and Sefton Council will...More
Deaf and hard of hearing people are invited to give feedback on care.
Local people are being encouraged to share their thoughts on the standards of care they receive at GPs, dentists, hospitals and care homes, with the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
CQC is particularly keen to hear from deaf and hard of hearing people about their experiences and has teamed up with Disability Rights UK to help make this easier.
People can give feedback on their own experiences...More
Sefton Council are asking all parts of our community for their views on how we tackle climate change together.
You can access a guide to the words we use like ‘net zero carbon’ in the Fact Bank as part of this consultation.
Below is an easy read copy of the Council's Climate Change Emergency Plan which explains what climate change is and what Sefton Council is doing about climate change in Sefton.
You can also download a pdf of this document...More
Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA) 2022-2025 Consultation
Sefton Health and Wellbeing Board are required by law to produce a Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA) every three years, and to make sure that it is available for stakeholders to comment on before it is finally published.
The PNA describes pharmacy provision in Sefton together with when and where these are available. NHS England also uses the PNA when considering applications to open a new pharmacy,...More
Introduction
An Economic Strategy is a plan that looks at the business and employment needs of an area and sets out what the Council will do to meet these needs.
Sefton Council is seeking views on how to help improve the economy of the borough for its residents, communities, and businesses.
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Please read the information in the document below before answering the questions. The document tells you what an economic plan is and what the main ideas are for Sefton.
You can download the document and survey here Sefton Economic Strategy Information and Survey
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Private Housing Licensing
We are now consulting on the proposal to re-designate our Selective and Additional (Houses of Multiple Occupancy) licensing for privately rented properties across designated parts of the borough for a further five years, from 1 March 2023 to 28 February 2028. You can participate in the consultation and/or access further information on the schemes on the link below.
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THIS IS A LINK TO AN EXTERNAL CONSULTATION.
The government has published a green paper on the future of the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and alternative provision (AP) system and is undertaking a public consultation on the green paper’s proposals.
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This survey is to find out from parents and carers what their experiences and needs are in relation to childcare. The information will be used to inform our Childcare Sufficiency Assessment. It will also help us plan to make sure there are enough high quality childcare places at the times and in the places that families need it in Sefton.
We would also like to better understand the impact of the COVID pandemic on childcare services and on families who use childcare and what...More
Welcome to Sefton Council’s consultation on plans for a new Marine Lake Events Centre (MLEC) and water and light show in Southport. The feedback form sets out a few questions to enable us to consider your views about the proposed scheme.
Please complete the online form or alternatively you can submit your feedback as follows:
complete a form at one of the exhibition events
Email us at contact@southportmlec.info ...More
Help Us to Develop a Scheme to Improve Access to Southport from the east.
The Southport Eastern Access scheme includes proposed improvements to roads and streets around the eastern approaches to Southport including Norwood Road, Scarisbrick Road, Southport Road, Kew Roundabout and Foul Lane.
Sefton (the Council) are improving our streets and roads to support our Sefton 2030 Vision, throughout the whole of the Borough of Sefton. The intention is to make...More
Educational Excellence is the name of the services that support children, young people and adults when learning in Sefton. They are led by Sefton Council.
This draft strategy is a plan of how we want to improve education services.
The information below gives more information about what we think should be the priorities and what we think needs to happen.
Priority 1–Children are ready for school.
Priority 2–Young People are well prepared for...More
The Les Transformation de Southport project aims to improve the atmosphere, prosperity and health of the town by providing better access and connections across the town centre, linking all the Town Deal projects and making it easier, safer and more enjoyable for people to get about the town. This will make the town a more attractive and enjoyable place to be for residents and visitors, and provide opportunities for new and existing businesses. Proposals have been developed for the first...More
We are carrying out a Domestic Abuse Needs Assessment to understand the needs of people who have experienced domestic abuse in Sefton.
This survey is a chance for people to tell us about their own experiences and about any services they may have used. This includes understanding any impact that the COVID-19 pandemic may have had. The survey can also be completed on behalf of other people, if you know someone who has experienced domestic abuse and tried to help them....More
We are carrying out a Domestic Abuse Needs Assessment to understand the needs of people who have experienced domestic abuse in Sefton.
Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council and it's partners would like your help to try and improve domestic abuse provision in the borough. By receiving your feedback, we will be able to improve our response and target our resources more effectively.
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Bootle Area Action Plan – Issues and Options Engagement
Sefton Council is inviting residents and stakeholders to share their thoughts on the future of Bootle as part of the first stage of consultation on a new 20 year plan for the town.
‘Our Future, Our Bootle’ is an Area Action Plan which will set out a clear vision for the town for the next two decades and beyond.
The consultation period is November 8 th 2021 to January 7 th 2022. ...More
The Flood and Water Management Act (FWMA) 2010 established Sefton Council as a Lead Local Flood Authority (LLFA) making it responsible for the management of local flood risk. Under Section 9 of the FWMA, a LLFA has a duty to develop, maintain, apply and monitor a Local Flood Risk Management Strategy and it must consult with the public on its plans.
We would like your views on Sefton’s Local Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Strategy and accompanying Business...More
As residents, businesses and visitors to Crosby we want to hear your views about our early plans for the redevelopment of the Green Car Park site in the town centre. This consultation is focused on these early plans and the associated transport "enabling works" needed to deliver them.
As part of the agreed Crosby Investment Strategy (which was consulted upon and agreed in 2014/15) the Green Car Park was identified as a key site for redevelopment, to help revitalise Crosby town centre....More
Green Sefton would like your opinion on the management and maintenance of the coastal sites, parks, play area and greenspaces (including playing fields) that we manage.
We want to better understand how people use and feel about the facilities and services we deliver.
Thankyou for completing our questionnaire, your feedback is important to help shape our service and future developments.
Please note that at the end of this survey, before...More