Tell us what you think 

Future Pathways 10 Years
As we mark 10 years of Future Pathways, we want to make sure we keep improving. You can help us. Find out more about how to give us feedback. Your voice makes a difference.
Miriam is our new Impact and Evaluation Lead. She helps us to see what we are doing well and how we can improve. And she wants you to get involved and share your views.
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What sort of things can someone give feedback on?

It is up to you! You can give feedback on anything you would like us to know. For example, what you think we do well or what you think we need to do better. We really value your comments and ideas.

Can you tell us a bit more about why we want feedback from people?

We want to understand more about what you think of Future Pathways. Feedback is important because it means we can see what works and what we should change. The more feedback we have, the better we can make Future Pathways for the people we support. We want to make sure Future Pathways is shaped by the people who access the service.

Will feedback make a difference?

Yes.We know that feedback makes a difference at Future Pathways. For example, we now have Peer Support at Future Pathways. This is because lots of people told us this was something we should do.

So, if you have a suggestion, let us know. We might not always be able to do things straight away and we might not be able to do everything that people suggest. But if we know your feedback, we can do more to improve Future Pathways.

How can someone give feedback?

There are lots of ways you can give feedback. You can:

  • Email us at engagement@future-pathways.co.uk 
  • Talk to your Support Coordinator and they can share your feedback with me (Miriam) 
  • Write to us at Future Pathways, c/o Health in Mind, Links House, 15 Links Place, Edinburgh, EH6 7EZ 
  • Ask for a chat with me (Miriam)
Feedback can be anonymous. You do not have to give your name if you do not want to. 

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10 Years of working together  

Our tailored approach to support is made possible by working with our dedicated Delivery Partners. As we mark 10 years of Future Pathways, we say a big thank you to all the organisations and professionals we have worked with over the past decade.

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Tell us what you think 

As we mark 10 years of Future Pathways, we want to make sure we keep improving. You can help us. Find out more about how to give us feedback. Your voice makes a difference.

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