Living Well in Later Life - Help shape the future plan for Older People

Overview

Surrey County Council knows that getting older and living longer is something we should all look forward to. However, living a healthy life and living well for yourself, including staying in your own home, can be more difficult for some people. The Living Well in Later Life Strategy is for older people and unpaid carers (those 65yrs and above) living in Surrey and details what the council and its partners will do to help make Surrey a place where people can make the most of their old age. The Older People’s Commissioning Team would welcome your input to help shape this plan so it works for all residents.

If you would like to be contacted to be part of designing future services by feeding back through workshops, engagement events or phone calls, please complete this form which will ask you for your contact information. 

Privacy policy

By completing this survey, you are consenting to the collection and storage of your data in line with our Data Protection Policy. For more information on how we process your data please see our privacy notice on the Surrey County Council website: Corporate privacy notice - Privacy Notice - Surrey County Council (surreycc.gov.uk) 

If you require the form in large print, screen reader or easy read, you can download these formats under 'Related Documents' at the bottom of the page. Alternatively, if you have any queries about the survey, need support in completing the survey and/or require this survey in an alternative format, please contact our information and advice service who will do their best to assist you:

Information and advice service available 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday

• Telephone: 0300 200 1005
• Email: asc.infoandadvice@surreycc.gov.uk
• Textphone (via Text Relay): 18001 0300 200 1005
• SMS: 07527 182 861 (for the deaf or hard of hearing)
• VRS: Sign Language Video Relay Service

Accessibility Statement

This survey is compatible with speech recognition software and screen readers.  For more information on the accessibility of Surrey Says, please see the Delib Accessibility Policy.