Resources

Find out how to effectively develop and use a survey in your work, as well as common questions you can ask.

Discover why it’s important to collect demographic data and how and when to collect it. The resource also contains ideas about how you can support your staff and volunteers to collect demographic data.

Download the new annual report template to showcase your best projects and how you have made a difference for local people in the last year.

Check out the learning and development planner to see what events we are planning over the next year.

This framework will help you see the skills you use in your role, identify any gaps and find the support you need to develop or fine tune them.

How should local Healthwatch conduct themselves in the lead up to the local elections? Read our guide to navigate through this extra sensitive period.

Here are some tools and resources to help you promote the campaign in your community.

Qualitative data is information that captures people's views, emotions, thoughts, and attitudes. Analysing qualitative data allows you to draw meaningful insights and discover patterns and relationships in your evidence.

This guide will support you in engaging seldom-heard groups with general guidance and tips on how to do so.

Qualitative research produces rich detailed data about people’s experiences. It can help you explore people’s experiences in depth and can complement statistical data gathered via a survey.

How to plan, run, and follow-up on focus groups as a qualitative research method.

What are the main aspects of research ethics that you need to consider when planning your work? Find out in our new guidance.