• Health and Social Care
  • Doctors, GPs and hospitals
    • Local involvement network
    • Benefits - hospitalisation
    • Hospitalisation - help returning home
  • Accessibility
  • Carers
  • Children and family care
  • Community Transport Services
  • Disabilities
  • Food
  • Fostering, adoption and looked after children
  • Health and medical advice
  • Help for adults
  • Home Care
  • Infectious diseases
  • Mental Health
  • Safeguarding children
  • Services for older people
  • Substance misuse
• Advice and Benefits
• Community and Living
• Business
• Council and Democracy
• Education and Learning
• Environment and Planning
• Housing
• Jobs and Careers
• Leisure and Culture
• Transport and Streets
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Local involvement network

Local involvement networks (LINks) are made up of individuals and community groups who work together to improve local health and care services. The job of a LINk is to find out what people like and dislike about local health and care services and work with the people who plan and run them to help make them better. This may involve talking directly to health care professionals about a service that is not being offered or suggesting ways that an existing service could be made better.

Please note that this service is not provided by Ryedale District Council. Information on this service is provided by North Yorkshire County Council. Please select the link on the right for further information on their website.