Over 1,000 people using adult social care services in Shropshire have been urged to share their thoughts and ideas on the care and support provided by the council, and on how services affect their quality of life.
The Adult Social Care Survey, runs until the 9 March 2012, and will be added to results from a major consultation carried out by the council last year, which led to a new strategy for adult social care.
The latest initiative invites one in 10 people receiving nursing, residential and home care services to give their views. Findings will help the council to identify the services that are valued most and the areas where further improvements can be made.
The same survey is also underway in Coventry where up to 6,000 use services ranging from help for disabled people to home meals and occupational therapy.
The survey is a government initiative and is a compulsory for all councils providing adult social care services.
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