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Track the Act

12/11/2019

See below for a questionnaire by Carers Wales

Here at Carers Wales we are committed to making life better for carers and as part of that commitment we have just launched our new version of ‘Track the Act’ – this is a survey aimed at Carers, designed to give them the opportunity to share their views and experiences around the Carers Needs Assessment, which we can then feed back to the 22 local authorities in Wales and the Welsh Government.  We would be very grateful to reach as many carers as we can until the survey closes in the New Year 2020 >> www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/TrackTheAct5V

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