Survey for people and families who have a personal health budget and other people who support them, e.g. disabled people's user led organisations

NHS England has written lots of things to help make sure people understand how to make sure personal health budgets work. These are called the delivery support tools

 A charity called In Control has been asked by NHS England and NHS Improvement to look at the delivery support tools for personal health budgets, focusing on the legal Right to Have a personal health budget.

They want to check how helpful the tools are to make sure that people with learning disabilities, autistic people and people with learning disabilities who are also autistic are included in the legal Right to Have a personal health budget.

As part of this, we want to hear the views of a wide range of people involved in the world of personal health budgets and find out what their experience of both getting and being offered a personal health budget is - what helps and what gets in the way?

Please complete this survey if you:

- Have a learning disability

- Are autistic

- Have a learning disability and are also autistic

- Are a family member of someone with learning disabilites, someone autistic or someone with learning disabilites who is also autistic.

- Work for a disabled people's user led organisation, or offer some other form of peer support

You can ask someone you trust to help you answer the questions if you want to.

You can read the guidance on the legal 'Right to Have' a personal health budget HERE

Survey closing date is Monday 8th March 2021