Surrey Local Offer questionnaire
Overview
Tell us how the Surrey Local Offer website can be improved
We are asking for young people, parent/carers/guardians and the practitioners supporting them to share their views and experiences of Surrey’s Local Offer website.
We want to understand if the Local Offer website is helpful, easy to use and provides you with the information and advice you need. We also want to know whether we are doing enough to promote and encourage your feedback and input about it.
The consultation should take 10-15 minutes. Your feedback will be vital in telling us what our priorities should be when we consider how to improve our Local Offer website.
The draw will happen after the closure of the consultation!
Why your views matter
On the Local Offer website you should be able to find information and services that will help you. It should also tell Surrey County Council what services might be needed. The information on the Local Offer website should be up to date, tell you how decisions are made and be simple to use and understand. We should also promote it widely and involve you in how we improve it.
Further details of what the Local Offer should be are in section 4.7 of the SEND code of practice.
We want to use this questionnaire to improve the design, content and experience of our Local Offer website so people in Surrey can get the right information, advice and support when they need it.
The video presentation below provides further details of our Local Offer project and consultation:
Easy read: We want to hear all views about the Local Offer website, so along with the consultation below have produced online and paper easy read versions.
Areas
- All Areas
Audiences
- Anyone from any background
Interests
- Schools
- 0-5 year olds
- 6-11 year olds
- 12-19 year olds
- 20-25 year olds
- Commissioning
- Looked After Children and Care Leavers
- Special Educational Needs
- Disabilities
- Parents and families
- Staff
- Emotional Wellbeing and Mental Health
- Safeguarding children
- Organisations that receive grant funding
- Skills
- Recruitment
- Policy
- Health and wellbeing
- Adult Social Care
- Social care service users
- People who use social care services
- SCC staff
- Highways
- Waste management
- Climate change
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