Waiting Well Study - Call for participants

News - 9 June 2026

Have you recently waited or are you currently waiting to access adult social care support? York University want to hear from you.
'University of York'

A team of researchers at the University of York are interested in how people experience waiting for adult social care assessments and support. They are looking for people with experience of waiting for social care support to take part in an interview.

About the Study


Nearly half a million people in England are currently on social care wait lists. We are a team of researchers at the University of York conducting a study to explore the experiences of those waiting.


Why Your Participation Matters


Your voice is important! Your experiences can help us shape the future of adult social care support. By sharing your story, you can help increase awareness and improve this process.


What is Involved?


Participation involves an interview where we will discuss yourexperiences and perspectives. As a token of our appreciation, participants will receive a £40 voucher.

How to Join


If you are interested in participating or would like more information please contact Eppie : Email: eppie.leishman@york.ac.uk or register your interest here

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