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Complaint and Feedback

Last Updated: 15th February 2026

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We Welcome Feedback

We welcome feedback, concerns, and complaints. We aim to handle complaints fairly, promptly, and respectfully, and to learn from them.

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How to Raise a Complaint or Concern

You can contact us using any of the routes below:

If you are raising a complaint on behalf of someone else, please tell us your relationship to the person and whether you are authorised to act for them.

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What to Include (Helpful, not Required)

To help us respond efficiently:

  • Name of the person receiving care (or reference ID)

  • Dates/times relevant to the concern

  • What happened and who was involved (if known)

  • What outcome you are seeking

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What Happens Next
  1. Acknowledgement
    We confirm receipt and explain the next steps.

  2. Review
    We review records and gather information, including speaking to staff where appropriate.

  3. Response
    We respond with what we found and what will happen next.

  4. Learning Actions
    Where improvements are needed, we record actions and follow up.

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If You are not Satisfied

If you remain unhappy after our final response, tell us and we will explain the escalation options available to you.

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If the Concern is About Safety

If your concern relates to immediate safety risk or abuse/neglect, use the Safeguarding Adults page guidance. If someone is in immediate danger, call emergency services.

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