Your story has the power to make a difference.

The more people share their ideas, experiences and concerns about NHS and social care, the more services can understand what works, what doesn't and what people want from care in the future.

If it matters to you, it's likely it matters to someone else too. We want to hear your views. Get in touch and share your story.

Our purpose is to listen to your views, share them with local health and social care providers - and encourage them to take action. 

NHS and social care staff are doing everything they can to keep us well during these challenging times, but there might be things that can be improved for you and your loved ones. Please take five minutes to share your story with us. Your views could make a big difference to services in North Somerset.

You can review as many services as you like, and you can leave feedback every time you visit. This form is also available in Easy Read.

Complete the survey

Choose the area of care you would like to tell us about. Please tick all that apply.
Please provide details of your experience/feedback e.g. What went well? What could have been better? How easy was it to access the help and support you needed? What impact has this had on your life?

Tell us about yourself

We ask for some additional information so that we can make sure we're hearing from a wide range of people. Click here to find out why we ask about your gender, sexual orientation, and other demographic information.

Please tell us about you, even if you're completing the form on behalf someone else.

Your personal details will not be passed on to local services.

Please note we cannot accept feedback from anyone aged under 13 years. We can accept feedback about someone under 13, e.g. a parent providing feedback about their child's experience.
Please tell us your pregnancy or maternity status. You can select more than one option.
Do you consider yourself to be disabled or have a long-term condition?
E.g. 'I have diabetes and arthritis', 'I have depression', 'I have a physical disability', 'I have a mental health condition'.
Do you consider yourself to be a carer?
Do any of the below apply to you? You can select more than one option.
Are you able to access health or social care services online if you want to?
Where did you hear about Healthwatch Bristol?
Using your story for media
To promote our campaigns we use people's stories to show what needs to change. The media (newspapers, radio or TV) ask if we have people who can their story when we publish a press release about our research. Would you be happy for us to contact you about your experience for media purposes or to use your story as a case study in our material? We won’t pass on your name and contact details to the media without speaking to you first about what it involves.