They want local carers to come forward and share their experiences, so they can improve their services in the future.
They're hosting in person sessions in Aylesbury, Amersham, High Wycombe and Buckingham next month, as well as online discussions too.
More details are here: https://careadvice.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/support-for-carers/carers-engagement-sessions/?fbclid=IwAR1LCOjjSGHt_Qsd8Pi_8ATGnpcH9-uDqrZdDSJQhpv-MOIYqsMOIe6bSEQ

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