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Make a difference to health and social care in Lincolnshire and volunteerNews -
Healthwatch Lincolnshire charity changes its name to HWLincsNews -
HWLincs is offering this new, exciting and interesting opportunity for someone to provide a range of support work within the charities contract and project activities.Advice and Information -
Read the latest advice and information from NHS England and Public Health England about the Coronavirus.News -
The government is asking people across the country to stay away from, pubs and clubs and stop all non-essential travel and social contact in a bid to slow the spread of COVID-19.News -
The Government has introduced emergency legislation to help it respond to coronavirus. Find out what the bill containsNews -
Healthwatch Lincolnshire - Have Your SayNews -
Have you registered for the FREE Priority Services Register for power and water supply support?News -
In these uncertain times, it gives us great pleasure to introduce the Healthwatch Lincolnshire Annual Report for 2019—2020.News -
Two-thirds of people in England say they are more likely to act to improve health and social care services since the outbreak of COVID-19. You can help improve care in Lincolnshire by joining our campaign #BecauseWeAllCare.News -
Don’t miss out on your child’s HPV vaccination - give your consent today!News -
There’s nothing quite like a quick boost to improve our day, so we’ve started #hwlifts – a series of swift and effective ways to feel better fast.News -
Get in touch to take part in our virtual public meetingNews -
After our Healthwatch Lincolnshire Steering Group meeting in public, we share with you the Annual Plan and Project activity video presentation video.News -
HWLincs has renewed its Investing in Volunteers Award for the second time. The charity, which works with more than 40 valued volunteers delivering the Healthwatch Lincolnshire contract and beyond, is one of just four organisations in the countyNews -
People throughout Lincolnshire are being urged to continue showing their support for the NHS by keeping up some of the positive changes they have adopted since the coronavirus pandemic began.