For the past 15 years, Involve Inverclyde has existed as a means to shape the delivery of local services. Inverclyde Health and Social Care Partnership relies

on feedback from people from all walks of life, from carers to people with long term & chronic conditions.

How you access your local health services is changing, help shape the future of Primary Care in Inverclyde by attending our engagement sessions or taking part in our survey!

Many things can make people less confident going out and getting involved within the community. Our Community Connectors can help you get out and about, develop friendships and support, deal with financial and life challenges, and improve your health and wellbeing!

If you are living in Inverclyde and have been affected by Cancer, our Improving the Cancer Journey (ICJ) service is here to help you live as well as possible. We can meet with you to discuss your needs and help you access tailored information and support.

We recognise that a person’s lived experience is their best asset and we welcome anybody who has an interest in recovery. Inverclyde recovery community is a partnership of peer led, person centred recovery initiatives, Recovery Café’s , drop-ins and support groups.

We work with Children and young people, supporting them to come together and share their experience, create memories, help influence and shape policy at all levels, helping to establish their rights and have their voices heard across many areas.

We are working toward the development of a dementia friendly Inverclyde, where the whole community are committed to working together and helping people living with dementia remain a part of their locality.

Your Voice continue to engage with our New Scots families in partnership with Inverclyde HSCP. Third sector community organisations play a vital role in the successful integration of New Scots families within our communities.

We have a variety of digital initiatives currently in practice at Your Voice - we have lots of ways to support people engage with us and the wider community in the digital landscape.

Our Shopmobility service offers opportunities for disabled, elderly and others whose mobility is limited by ill health, disability or injury to gain access to shops, services and other activities.

Working with Sustrans and the Inverclyde Council, to improve the safety and practicality of paths for pedestrians, cyclists and wheelchair users.

Inverclyde's Health & Social Care Partnership are drafting their new plan for the next 3-5 years. Your Voice will be hosting engagement sessions for you to get involved in the shaping of the priorities for Inverclyde.