Social Workers would like to hear from people in Kingston who have had support from Adult Social Care.

News - 30 October 2024

Kingston Council is inviting individuals who have received support from Adult Social Care to share their experiences and insights in an upcoming focus group. Social workers would like to hear directly from people who have had support from Adult Social Care in Kingston.
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This focus group, will take place on Tuesday, 3rd December 2024 from 3-4 pm, will cover key topics such as:

  • What values should adult social care staff have?
  • What should be their approaches to working with you or your loved ones?
  • What can be the impact on you of great involvement with Adult Social Care?

Your input is invaluable in shaping Adult Social Care services for Kingston.

RSVP: Email: adults@kingston.gov.uk
Phone: 020 8547 5005
Let the team know if you would prefer an in person or online session. 

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