Community Mental Health Survey 2024

We want to know what mental health care is like for young people.

You may be sent a letter inviting you to take part in this important survey. This is because you have used community mental health services during April and May 2024. Survey invitations will be sent out in August and September 2024.

If you are invited to take part, your name, phone number, and postal address will be used by researchers to carry out the survey. Your information will not be shared with anyone else, and all published data is anonymised.

If you do not want to take part or you have any questions, please call us on 0300 421 8100 or email ghc.experience@nhs.net.

Taking part is voluntary and all answers are confidential. If you do not want to take part, it will not affect the care you receive from the NHS. If you do not want to take part please contact us by the end of June using the contact information above.

The survey is being carried out by researchers from this NHS Trust, the Care Quality Commission and the Survey Coordination centre at Picker.

The results will be published on CQC’s website in spring 2025.

To see results from previous surveys, please go to: http://www.cqc.org.uk/cmhsurvey

Your personal data will be held securely and will be treated in strict confidence in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation. Your personal data is not used for any other purpose and is deleted once the survey process is complete. Your answers to the survey are not linked to your name or full address, but researchers analysing the results will use your postcode to undertake geographical analysis of overall results.

World Heart Day 2026: Don’t Miss a Beat

World Heart Day 2026: Don’t Miss a Beat

World Heart Day takes place on Tuesday 29 September, providing an opportunity to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease and the importance of looking after our heart health. This year’s theme, ‘Don’t Miss a Beat’, encourages us to see the signs, protect our hearts...

Non-Fatal Strangulation: there is no safe way to strangle

Non-Fatal Strangulation: there is no safe way to strangle

A campaign has been launched to raise awareness of the dangers of non-fatal strangulation. Non-fatal strangulation is the application of pressure to the neck that restricts airflow or blood flow. It can occur in a range of contexts, including assault or during...

Parents urged to protect their children this flu season

Parents urged to protect their children this flu season

As the 2026/27 flu season begins, Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust’s School Aged Immunisation Team is encouraging parents and carers to protect their children by ensuring they receive their free flu vaccination.

Secret Link