Work with NHS staff each month to shape local services by reviewing leaflets, joining interview panels and giving feedback on proposed changes. You can also chair meetings, record your involvement in a portfolio folder, and take part in social activities with food.
South Tyneside and Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust’s Young Person’s Group gives children and young people a chance to share their views and help improve local NHS services. The group brings young people together to talk about what matters to them and to make sure their voices are heard in decisions about care and services.
Members meet once a month and work with NHS staff on projects, campaigns and new ideas. Activities include reviewing leaflets, supporting awareness campaigns, joining interview panels, giving feedback on proposed changes, and taking part in research and other learning opportunities.
The group is friendly and supportive, and members can also get involved in fundraising to help the group do even more.
Joining the group can help you build confidence, communication, teamwork and leadership skills. Members receive a portfolio folder to record their involvement, which can be useful for school, college, university or job applications.
There are also opportunities to take on roles such as chairing meetings or taking notes, and the group provides social activities, food and a chance to make new friends.
Meets once a month
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