We Need Your Views: Second Stage Consultation for the Southend, Essex & Thurrock Dementia Strategy

Posted on: June 16, 2022

The Dementia Strategy 2022-2026: Stage two consultation is now live and will run until the Friday 17th June 2022.  This is the second stage of consultation on the strategy refresh, seeking further views on the proposed commitments to deliver against the agreed nine priorities. In this consultation the questions ask whether or not you agree that the proposed commitments are the right ones, and if there is anything else you would like to see included.

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Please do consider whether you are able to host focus groups for your networks, local communities or with colleagues to inform the consultation. We would love to hear about your local discussions and would appreciate your providing any insight back to us by the 17th June for collation with the wider feedback.

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