News and reports

Aged 11 - 18? Complete our short survey looking at how how things like exercise, social media, and vaping affect the wellbeing of young people in Gloucestershire.

Resident doctors (previously called junior doctors) are striking between 7am on Wednesday 17th December until 7am on Monday 22nd December.

TCF is the provider for seven local Healthwatch across the South West. The Investing in Volunteers standard shows that the organisation values its volunteers and is committed to supporting volunteering within the organisation.

Our staff and volunteers visited the Respiratory Unit at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital on 24th September 2025.

Resident (formerly, junior) doctors are due to strike tomorrow for five days from 7am, Friday 14th November to 6:59am, Wednesday 19th November.

We want to hear your views on the NHS App - whether or not you are using it, and what support is needed.

Find out more below about how to take part in our project exploring the experiences of girls, women, and gender-diverse young people who are autistic and ADHD.

To make things a little easier, we’ve created a simple guide that brings together local and national mental health support options for young people (aged 11-25) in Gloucestershire. Whether you’re looking for someone to talk to, online support, or help in a crisis, this resource links you to services that can listen, support, and help you find the right care.

We were kindly invited by the Macular Society to visit two of their Gloucestershire groups in May and June 2025 to raise awareness of Healthwatch Gloucestershire and to listen to the health and social care issues facing people with macular disease and sight loss.

A new collaboration has launched which aims to uncover inequalities and barriers to accessing cancer care and shape how services can be improved for the most vulnerable people in Somerset, Wiltshire, Avon and Gloucestershire.

The impact ADHD has on people’s lives can be profound and a diagnosis can be life changing. But people in Gloucestershire told us about a lack of support and long waiting lists for an ADHD assessment.

An update from the NHS England’s LGBT Health Conference and our research into trans and non-binary peoples' experiences of GPs in Gloucestershire.