Understanding how well 0 to 5 year old and their families are supported in East Sussex

Overview

East Sussex wants to improve support for families and 0 to 5 year olds. We are doing this by carrying out a 0-5 Year Old Health Needs Assessment.

This means we want to find out everything we can about the health and wellbeing needs of children aged 0 to 5 years locally, and how well families are supported. We are inviting parents and carers of children aged 0 to 5 in East Sussex to share their experience of getting support in their local area.

This includes:

• Whether their support needs are being successfully met
• Whether there are gaps in the support
• How support could be improved

Your views and experiences can help make sure we improve services and better support 0 to 5 year old children in the county.

How to take part

There two ways to get involved:

Interview: Have an informal conversation with our researcher Hannah. You will talk about your experiences of looking after a child aged between 0 to 5 and the support available to you. 

Play Workshop: Bring your 0-5 year old child along to a stay and play workshop, where you can share your thoughts and ideas in open conversations with other parents or carers. 

You will be offered a £20 voucher for attending either the interview, or the stay and play workshop. 

Find out more

If you'd like to find out more and are interested in taking part in either the workshop, interview, or both, please complete the online form using the link at the bottom of this page. After we receive your form, we'll get in touch to arrange your participation. 

If you need support to complete the form, or need the form printed and posted to you, in large print or on coloured paper, or in another format please get in touch using the contact details provided. 

Privacy notice: The form will ask for your name, contact details, and what part of the research your are interested in participating in. You can read more about how your data will be stored and processed in our full privacy notice.