Our Surveys
We are here to listen, so make sure you are heard. Voice your opinions about local issues and consultations by clicking the links below.
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HSCP Strategic Priorities 2024
Inverclyde Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) is committed to delivering high quality health and social care services that meet the needs of our people and communities.
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Transforming Primary Care
How you access your local health services is changing, help shape the future of Primary Care in Inverclyde by taking part in our survey!
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Your Voice, Your Solutions!
We are carrying out a survey to ask people about their experience of health and social care services in Inverclyde.
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A National Care Service for Scotland
Social care includes support for people with physical disability, learning disabilities or mental health conditions, older people and those with dementia.
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iPromise Young People's Voice
We want to hear your thoughts and experiences (the good and the not so good) to help Inverclyde shape and improve the services and support they provide for care experienced children, young people and their families.
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Family Voices
Are you a Care Experienced Family? Do you have experience of social work support Inverclydes Promise Team need to hear your thoughts and experiences (good and not so good).
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Creating a Dementia Friendly Inverclyde
Help us understand what we can do to create a community where people impacted by dementia are empowered to remain active citizens in a community that is aware, inclusive and accessible.
Survey Outcomes
Here are some past surveys which you helped us use to create change within the community. Your opinions are valuable and your feedback really does make a difference!
Green Connections - Phase 1
Background
Your Voice was asked by Sustrans (Sustainable Transport Scotland), Atkins and the Inverclyde Council to gather public opinion on potential Walking, Wheeling and Cycling paths between The Lady Octavia Sports Centre and The Greenock Town Centre.
The Your Voice team ran many public engagement events at local community hubs, schools, and the Oak Mall in Greenock, to gather feedback from a variety of demographics about their experiences, challenges and ideas with pedestrian travel throughout the area.
Report
The survey was a resounding success with over 250 survey responses and some brilliant points raised!
A report was created with this feedback and sent directly to the planning departments of Sustrans, Atkins and Inverclyde Council. We had many meetings with these departments to raise issues which we were coming across in our public engagements.
Outcome
A key issue raised by the public was the opening of the James Watt Marina, which has been open to public access in the past but had since been closed off. This survey helped influence the opening of this section for pedestrians and cyclists. Ultimately Route 2, along the costal path was found to be the best route and has been greenlit for development.
