Stefanie Schidlowski from Healthwatch Enfield on how local people can get involved

Ever wonder where to find the best mental health resources in Enfield? Here’s your chance to shape the future and help others!

Healthwatch Enfield is creating a new mental health guide just for young people, and we need your input! We’ve already been researching extensively to find all the free resources available for people aged eleven to 25 years in Enfield and conducted focus groups to hear more about the experiences young people have with mental health services. Now, what we really want to know, is what do you need?

By filling out our quick survey, you can tell us about your questions and experiences you have about mental health services in Enfield, and what topics you’d want to see covered in the mental health guide.

Healthwatch Enfield wants this to be a young people’s mental health guide, so your voice matters! Plus, you’ll be helping thousands of other young people in Enfield find the support they deserve.

Ready to make a difference? Visit the link below and take the survey today! It’s quick, easy, and your opinion really counts.

Take part in the Healthwatch Enfield mental health survey:
Visit smartsurvey.co.uk/s/4754BS

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