
There’s one month left to have your say in a survey gathering insight into people’s mental health and wellbeing in Leeds and the services they can access in the city.
The ‘How are you doing, Leeds?’ questionnaire asks Leeds residents for perceptions of their wellbeing, support networks and experiences of mental health and care services. The questionnaire is a key part of a wider survey intended to build a picture of people’s wellbeing in the current context of pressures faced by many due to the pandemic, the cost of living crisis and international events.
The questionnaire is run by Leeds Health & Care Partnership, which is a collaboration of local NHS services, Leeds City Council and third sector groups. The findings will help to inform service planning and provision, ensuring that the needs of local people are met.
Anyone aged 16 or over who lives in Leeds is invited to complete the questionnaire. The aim is to collect responses across age groups and from a broad range of communities to produce the best possible representation of the situation in Leeds. The survey is available in English, Urdu, Bengali, Punjabi, Arabic and Polish, with other languages on request.
You cannot be identified personally from the information requested in the questionnaire. The only personal details asked from you are age, gender identity, employment status and postcode (first part only if preferred).
Submit your responses online or visit your local library or a community or digital hub to complete the survey. The deadline is Thursday 15 September.
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