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    Reading wins funding for dedicated mental health support team for young people

    Posted 24/12/2018

    The specially trained teams will work in schools in a three-year pilot scheme.

    Carisbrooke care home rated ‘Good’

    Posted 24/12/2018

    Six people with learning disabilities live at the Emmer Green home.

    Endoscopy service told to improve

    Posted 24/12/2018

    The community service runs from 16 Bath Rd for patients not needing sedation.

    Last chance to have your say on public health

    Posted 24/12/2018

    The council is consulting on future funding of services.

    What’s on in January 2019

    Posted 24/12/2018

    Find out how to stay informed, get support or have your say in our events listing.

    Help create new book on ‘hidden’ disabilities

    Posted 24/12/2018

    The workshop is being run at Reading Central Library in early February 2019.

    Care Quality Commission tells The Boltons care home to make improvements

    Posted 24/12/2018

    Up to 27 people live at the care home on College Rd, Reading.

    Christmas Day events for isolated people

    Posted 07/12/2018

    Age UK Berkshire has circulated this list to help older people celebrate Christmas with others.

    River View care home rated as ‘inadequate’

    Posted 05/12/2018

    The care home was inspected by the independent body, the Care Quality Commission.

    Review launched into future of local learning disability respite service

    Posted 27/11/2018

    Reading Borough Council says the respite service it runs needs to move to a new location.

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    Contact Us

    Healthwatch Reading

    3rd Floor

    Reading Central Library

    Abbey Square

    Reading RG1 3BQ

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    0118 937 2295

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    info@healthwatchreading.co.uk

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    Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri

    9.00am - 4.30pm

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    10.00am - 4.30pm

    Please note the library is

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    Upcoming Events

    Mar
    7
    Thu
    6:30 pm Access & Disabilities Working Group
    Access & Disabilities Working Group
    Mar 7 @ 6:30 pm
     
    Mar
    12
    Tue
    9:30 am Berkshire West CCG Governing Bod...
    Berkshire West CCG Governing Bod...
    Mar 12 @ 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
    The Berkshire West Clinical Commissioning Group is the organisation responsible for funding and planning NHS services for people in Reading (and Wokingham and West Berkshire). The CCG’s governing body is made up mostly of GPs[...]
    Mar
    15
    Fri
    2:00 pm Reading Health and Wellbeing Boa...
    Reading Health and Wellbeing Boa...
    Mar 15 @ 2:00 pm
    The Reading Health and Wellbeing Board is a statutory partnership board that assess the needs of the local population and produces and monitors a health and wellbeing strategy. Its members include councillors, NHS commissioners and[...]
    Mar
    27
    Wed
    9:30 am Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation T...
    Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation T...
    Mar 27 @ 9:30 am – 11:30 am
    The role of the Board of Directors is to formulate strategy for the Trust, to hold the organisation to account to make sure it is delivering effectively and efficiently, and to shape a healthy culture.[...]
    May
    29
    Wed
    6:00 pm Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation T...
    Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation T...
    May 29 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
    The Council of Governors represents the needs and ideas of the community who use the hospital and also appoints the trust’s chairman and non-executive directors. At the meeting there is an opportunity for public questions to be raised
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