Your feedback is very important to us.
We take all complaints, incidents and compliments seriously.
Should you wish to report any of the above, please contact us:
Email: nwch.bgpf.comms@nhs.net
Call: 0161 7638703
Complaint Lead: Dr Kiran Patel
Zero tolerance policy
Bury GP Federation is committed to promoting and providing a safe and secure environment for those who work in or use the NHS so that the highest standards of clinical care can be made available to patients. No one should feel threatened, bullied or wrongly accused whilst providing or receiving care.
Social Prescribing
This service will provide personalised non-medical assistance to individuals registered with a GP surgery in Bury, alongside a range of social prescribing activities aimed at enhancing well-being.
Who is eligibile?
All individuals registered with Bury GP Practices who are dealing with issues such as:
- Loneliness and isolation
- Loss of confidence
- Anxiety or low mood
- Life changing events like bereavement, childbirth, or retirement
- Managing long-term health conditions
- Struggles with finances, employment, relationships, or housing
How to access support
To access support from our Social Prescribing team, please complete this form:
Bury Advocacy Hub
The Hub is an independent and confidential single point of contact for adults who may be experiencing difficulties in having their voice heard when accessing and or dealing with adult health and social care services.
Telephone Number: 0300 3030206
Email: referral@buryadvocacyhub.co.
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