Get Involved

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Would you like to play an active role in helping shape the future of adult social care in Solihull? Your everyday lived experiences of adult social care services can be used to make them better.

There are a number of projects you can get involved in now - read more about them below. You can also register your interest in other topics which will come up in the future.

If you want to subscribe for event and survey/consultation updates, click 'Subscribe' on this page.

Carers’ Forum

Great news! We have reached our initial target of 50 people registering interest in the Carers' Forum. If you would like to help us improve services for family carers in Solihull, there is room in the Forum for you. You will need current experience of caring for a family member or friend.

The Carers' Forum has already been involved in the tender for our new carers' support service, helped improve our carers' webpages and suggested a new page with information about caring for someone who lives in a different borough.

To register your interest in the Carers' Forum, please complete the Help us improve services for carers form.

Partnership boards

Partnership boards bring together Solihull residents with experience and knowledge about the needs and aspirations of everyone who uses our services. The aim is to promote awareness and respect and to discover new ways to influence support. We welcome people with lived experience as active and equal partners on our partnership boards. Meetings are held at the Civic Suite, rear of Council House, Manor Square, Solihull B91 3QB.

  • Autism Partnership Board meets every three months.
  • Carers Partnership Board meets every two months.
  • Learning Disability Partnership Board meets every three months.

Please see the key dates section on the right of this page, for details of our next meetings.

Current and upcoming projects

To get involved in a project, please join our panel of people with lived experience of care or caring. Use your expertise to shape and influence services so that they are designed and delivered to achieve the best outcomes for people.

Register your interest using the form below.

In the more information section (on the right hand side of this page) you'll find key dates, common questions and answers. And our Get Involved strategy which sets out the shared approach to adult social care we encourage you to be a part of.

Thank you for getting involved.

Would you like to play an active role in helping shape the future of adult social care in Solihull? Your everyday lived experiences of adult social care services can be used to make them better.

There are a number of projects you can get involved in now - read more about them below. You can also register your interest in other topics which will come up in the future.

If you want to subscribe for event and survey/consultation updates, click 'Subscribe' on this page.

Carers’ Forum

Great news! We have reached our initial target of 50 people registering interest in the Carers' Forum. If you would like to help us improve services for family carers in Solihull, there is room in the Forum for you. You will need current experience of caring for a family member or friend.

The Carers' Forum has already been involved in the tender for our new carers' support service, helped improve our carers' webpages and suggested a new page with information about caring for someone who lives in a different borough.

To register your interest in the Carers' Forum, please complete the Help us improve services for carers form.

Partnership boards

Partnership boards bring together Solihull residents with experience and knowledge about the needs and aspirations of everyone who uses our services. The aim is to promote awareness and respect and to discover new ways to influence support. We welcome people with lived experience as active and equal partners on our partnership boards. Meetings are held at the Civic Suite, rear of Council House, Manor Square, Solihull B91 3QB.

  • Autism Partnership Board meets every three months.
  • Carers Partnership Board meets every two months.
  • Learning Disability Partnership Board meets every three months.

Please see the key dates section on the right of this page, for details of our next meetings.

Current and upcoming projects

To get involved in a project, please join our panel of people with lived experience of care or caring. Use your expertise to shape and influence services so that they are designed and delivered to achieve the best outcomes for people.

Register your interest using the form below.

In the more information section (on the right hand side of this page) you'll find key dates, common questions and answers. And our Get Involved strategy which sets out the shared approach to adult social care we encourage you to be a part of.

Thank you for getting involved.

  • Register your interest in other topics

    Please use this form to tell us which adult social care topics interest you and how you would like to be involved. We will then invite you to join us as relevant activities come up.

    Where possible we would like to contact you by email, but we can also contact you by phone or post if you prefer.  You can tell us your preferences as you complete the form.

    If you have any problems completing the registration form please email our Engagement Team at getinvolved@solihull.gov.uk

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  • Help us improve services for carers in Solihull

    With your help we want to build a forum of carers to ensure that together, we continue to improve the lives of unpaid carers in Solihull.

    As we start to prepare for a new strategy from 2027, we want to hear from you about what is working well and which areas we need to focus on in future.

    We welcome all carers including young carers, working age carers, parent carers and older people caring for their husband, wife, partner or relative.

    The forum will provide a space for you as carers to come together, discuss what matters to you and share feedback on the care and support available to carers in Solihull. Through the forum you will influence and design initiatives that make a difference.

    Please complete this survey to express your interest in joining the forum and to share your views about priorities for discussion at the forum.  

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  • Help Shape Our “Helping you to plan for later life” Events 2026

    Solihull Council is planning two “Helping you to plan for later life” events in North and South Solihull this autumn.

    These free events will bring together a range of organisations, support services and community groups to help people think about and plan for later life. Attendees will be able to speak with experts, visit information stalls, join demonstrations and workshops, and find out about local services and support available in Solihull.

    We want to make sure these events are accessible, welcoming and relevant to everyone who attends. If you would like to come along, please register your interest using the form below.

    By registering, you can:

    • Choose which event you would like to attend.
    • Tell us about any accessibility or support requirements.
    • Let us know which topics interest you most.
    • Help us plan demonstrations, workshops and information sessions.
    • Receive updates about the event.

    Whether you are planning for yourself, supporting a family member, caring for someone, or simply want to know what support is available, we would love to welcome you.

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Page last updated: 05 Oct 2026, 01:26 PM