If you are unhappy with the service we have provided or arranged, please tell us so we can try to sort things out.
You can complain if you're dissatisfied with our Adult Social Care services if you are:
- a person who receives or has received services
- a person who is affected, or likely to be affected by our action, omission or decision
- a person acting on behalf of a person described above who:
- unable to make the complaint themselves because of a lack of physical or mental capacity
- acting on behalf of someone that has asked you to complain
- the relative of someone that has died
Support help and advice
lf you need help making your complaint, you can ask a friend, family member, carer or advocate to talk to us on your behalf. They will need to provide evidence, in writing, of your consent before we undertake an investigation or report back our findings to them on your behalf. If you need an independent advocate to help you, there are a number of local or national organisations you can contact to ask for advice or help. Contact us, if you need help getting in touch with one of these organisations.
Contact us
If you are unhappy with the service you have received, speak to you care worker, team or the manager responsible for the service. They may be able to put things right so you don’t need to raise a complaint. When you contact us, we will try to resolve your enquiry to your satisfaction by the end of the next working day.
Make a complaint about Adult Social Care
We will always try to resolve your issue informally, at the first point of contact. If this is not the case, then you can raise a formal complaint.
You can make a complaint in My Account. It's quicker, you can monitor the progress of your complaints and view a history of previous cases.