Health and wellbeing survey

News - 25 April 2023

Halton Borough Council has commissioned The University of Chester's Department of Public Health and Wellbeing to conduct a health and wellbeing survey. By understanding what residents feel is important to them in their health and wellbeing, Halton Borough Council can better shape their health and wellbeing support services in future.
Halton Borough Council HEALTH AND WELLBEING SURVEY 2023 QUESTIONNAIRE Are you a Halton resident over the age of 18 years? Help Halton Borough Council set up health improvement services to meet your needs. You are invited to participate in this survey if you are a Halton resident of over 18 years. Please participate using the link below or by scanning the QR code. https://chester.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/halton-borough-council-health- and-wellbeing-survey-2023. Chest uni and HBC logos.

This survey is for adults living in Halton. One person in a household, over the age of 18, is invited to complete the survey. 

If you decide to participate, the survey does not collect any identifiable information and no one will be able to connect your responses to you. Your completion of the survey will serve as your consent to participate.

The survey takes around 15 minutes to complete and closes on Friday 26th May 2023.

Take part 

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