Frequently Asked Questions
How do we find out what people think?
We have different ways of contacting the users of health and social care services, their carers and families, and the public. We ask voluntary and community groups about their experiences of using health and social care. We welcome invitations to come and talk to local people. Or if you think something should be improved, you can contact us direct. We also carry out surveys on specific issues that people have raised with us, using questionnaires and interviews.
But the best way for people to make a difference and work with us is to join Norfolk LINk.
More Frequently Asked Questions
- How much time will being a member take?
- How can I get involved, I don't know anything
- Will it cost me anything to join?
- I have never spoken in public will I have to?
- Does Norfolk LINk have any power to make a difference?
- What does Norfolk LINk cover?
- How do we find out what people think?
- What do we do when you tell us services could be better?
- How will you know what we are doing about what people have told us?
- Who else is involved?
- Where does our funding come from?
- How is Norfolk LINk held to account?
- Do I have to be a member to raise an issue?
- How do I contact Norfolk LINk about something I need to tell them?
- What is the 'Watch List' and how does it work?