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We are developing a new Carers Strategy for Solihull and want to ensure it reflects the experiences, priorities and aspirations of carers across our borough.
The new strategy covers the period 2027-3032 and will set out how we will recognise, value and support unpaid carers over the next five years.
Before drafting the new strategy, we want to hear the views of as many people as possible.
You can get involved by:
joining one of our workshops and drop-in sessions
completing our survey
Details of the events (to be added) and survey are listed on this page.
Theywill be a chance for you to share yourpersonal experiences and needs of being a carer.
Your feedback will be used to inform the new strategy, which we will then consult on at a later date.
We are developing a new Carers Strategy for Solihull and want to ensure it reflects the experiences, priorities and aspirations of carers across our borough.
The new strategy covers the period 2027-3032 and will set out how we will recognise, value and support unpaid carers over the next five years.
Before drafting the new strategy, we want to hear the views of as many people as possible.
You can get involved by:
joining one of our workshops and drop-in sessions
completing our survey
Details of the events (to be added) and survey are listed on this page.
Theywill be a chance for you to share yourpersonal experiences and needs of being a carer.
Your feedback will be used to inform the new strategy, which we will then consult on at a later date.
Thank you for taking the time to share your views. Your experiences and insights are essential in helping us create a strategy that supports carers to feel recognised, informed, valued and able to live fulfilling lives alongside their caring role.
This survey should take around 10 minutes to complete.
We are developing a new Carers Strategy for Solihull and want to ensure it reflects the experiences, priorities and aspirations of carers across our borough. 