Join us this February for 'share for better care' week.
Public feedback about NHS and social care support helps services spot problems, identify what's working well, and areas for improvement.
But six in ten people don’t remember ever having done this.
You can help change this by supporting Share for Better Care Week, which begins on 24 February 2025.
Whether you work in the NHS or social care or receive support from them, you can play your part by asking others to donate three minutes to share feedback on care.
More about the week
Despite having busy lives, most people are willing to spare a few minutes to share their care experiences, especially if they think it will help improve health services.
Share for better care will highlight how everyone can transform an everyday spare moment — whether waiting for the kettle to boil or the bus to arrive — into an opportunity to make a positive impact by sharing feedback about their care.
By getting involved, you can raise awareness about why health and social care services value feedback, and the difference it makes and encourage more people to act.
Tools to help you
We've put together a toolkit of resources to help you spread the word about Share for Better Care Week, which you can download below.
Ready-to-use social media assets
Download social media messages and assets for Instagram, Facebook and more, which you can post straight to your channels. We've also provided logos for you to use and email copy to help raise awareness of Share for Better Care Week with your networks.
Social media templates
Prefer to use your own images? You can adapt the templates below in Canva. There are square and portrait templates for use on Instagram and Instagram Stories, and landscape ones for use on LinkedIn, Facebook, X and Bluesky.
Square templates Landscape templates Portrait templates
Posters
You can also advertise Share for Better Care Week in your community with our poster templates, editable on Canva.
Who is supporting Share for Better Care week?
Organised by the Care Quality Commission and Healthwatch England, the campaign aims to encourage more people to share their feedback to drive improvements in health and care.
The campaign is supported by:
- The Race Equality Foundation
- National Dignity Council
- Royal Association for Deaf people
- National Voices
- The Challenging Behaviour Foundation
- The Patients Association
- VoiceAbility
- Disability Rights UK
