PUBLIC CONSULTATIONS
Oxfordshire County Council
CLIMATE ENGAGEMENT SURVEY
Please respond to this survey as a resident, community group, Town and Parish Council or small business and let Oxfordshire County Council know about your attitudes and practices on reducing carbon and adapting to climate change. This information will help them develop their climate engagement route map so do get involved!
They want to hear from as many people as possible not just groups or people concerned with climate issues.
The survey will close at the end of August 2024. Climate Action Oxfordshire Engagement Hub | Let's Talk Oxfordshire
As with all Oxfordshire County Council surveys, you can request a paper copy (to be sent by email) so you can see the questions before starting the survey.
Please respond to this survey as a resident, community group, Town and Parish Council or small business and let Oxfordshire County Council know about your attitudes and practices on reducing carbon and adapting to climate change. This information will help them develop their climate engagement route map so do get involved!
They want to hear from as many people as possible not just groups or people concerned with climate issues.
The survey will close at the end of August 2024. Climate Action Oxfordshire Engagement Hub | Let's Talk Oxfordshire
As with all Oxfordshire County Council surveys, you can request a paper copy (to be sent by email) so you can see the questions before starting the survey.
South Oxfordshire District Council
Healthwatch Oxfordshire
Women's health services- tell us your views!
We would like to hear from all women and people who use women’s health services. Please tell us about your experiences of getting help for women’s health issues, such as perimenopause, periods or cervical screening, as well as your experiences of health services more generally.
Please have your say by completing our short, anonymous online survey.
If you would like the survey in another format or language, or if you would prefer to talk to us, please contact us on 01865 520520 or at [email protected]
We would like to hear from all women and people who use women’s health services. Please tell us about your experiences of getting help for women’s health issues, such as perimenopause, periods or cervical screening, as well as your experiences of health services more generally.
- What worked well and what could have been better?
- Is there anything that makes it difficult to get the help you need?
- What ideas do you have for how health and care services could be better for women and people who use women's health services?
Please have your say by completing our short, anonymous online survey.
If you would like the survey in another format or language, or if you would prefer to talk to us, please contact us on 01865 520520 or at [email protected]
Want to make a difference? Join us as a trustee!
We are looking for new volunteers to join our board of trustees. Becoming a trustee offers a real opportunity to make a difference to health and social care services locally. This is what one of our current trustees says about the role:
"I love being able to gain a deeper understanding of health and social care across the county, to celebrate what is being done well and see what lessons can be learnt to improve care for local people."
We are only looking for a time commitment of around 20 hours a year, and a full induction is given. To find out more about the role or how to apply, please see here, or give us a call on 01865 520520.
We are looking for new volunteers to join our board of trustees. Becoming a trustee offers a real opportunity to make a difference to health and social care services locally. This is what one of our current trustees says about the role:
"I love being able to gain a deeper understanding of health and social care across the county, to celebrate what is being done well and see what lessons can be learnt to improve care for local people."
We are only looking for a time commitment of around 20 hours a year, and a full induction is given. To find out more about the role or how to apply, please see here, or give us a call on 01865 520520.
CITIZENS ADVICE
Make an Impact! Volunteer with Citizens Advice Oxfordshire South and Vale
Are you looking for a new challenge, and want to contribute something to your community? Oxfordshire South and Vale Citizens Advice is looking for volunteer advisers and IT specialists to work in our friendly offices in Abingdon, Didcot, Henley or Thame.
Citizens Advice gives people the knowledge and confidence they need to find their way forward - whoever they are and whatever their problem. In a typical year our 111 volunteers support around 10,000 people. Our volunteers play a vital role, ensuring that people receive the advice and support they need.
We are currently looking for advisers and IT specialists.
Advisers will:
A new adviser training course begins in early October 2024, so apply now!
IT specialists will:
We also welcome volunteer receptionists, fund raisers, communication workers and HR administration.
To apply, please use this link:
https://citizensadviceosav.org.uk/volunteering/
Or, if you would like to discuss these volunteering roles, please email: [email protected] and one of our team will contact you.
Are you looking for a new challenge, and want to contribute something to your community? Oxfordshire South and Vale Citizens Advice is looking for volunteer advisers and IT specialists to work in our friendly offices in Abingdon, Didcot, Henley or Thame.
Citizens Advice gives people the knowledge and confidence they need to find their way forward - whoever they are and whatever their problem. In a typical year our 111 volunteers support around 10,000 people. Our volunteers play a vital role, ensuring that people receive the advice and support they need.
We are currently looking for advisers and IT specialists.
Advisers will:
- Receive extensive training and support to ensure they have the knowledge to help people move forward
- Learn about a range of issues that affect our clients including benefits, debt, housing and employment (no prior knowledge necessary)
- Give confidential advice over the phone and in person
- Make a real difference to people’s lives, contributing to improving their wellbeing
- Have a sense of belonging to the community developed through working with people from all backgrounds
A new adviser training course begins in early October 2024, so apply now!
IT specialists will:
- Help to maintain our IT systems and support the service
- Help staff and volunteers with day-to-day IT issues, for example with trouble logging on, connecting to Wi-Fi and locating files.
- Help to maintain our local Citizens Advice website.
We also welcome volunteer receptionists, fund raisers, communication workers and HR administration.
To apply, please use this link:
https://citizensadviceosav.org.uk/volunteering/
Or, if you would like to discuss these volunteering roles, please email: [email protected] and one of our team will contact you.