We’re looking for around 20 people from across York to join a new Community Panel. This is your chance to share your experiences, ideas and hopes for the future of health and wellbeing in your neighbourhood.
You’ll work alongside members of York’s Health and Wellbeing Board, bringing together representatives from the council, NHS and wider health and care system, to help shape what Neighbourhood Health could look and feel like in York.
You don’t need any qualifications or experience. The only expertise we need is your experience of living in York.
Together we’ll explore questions like:
- What helps people stay healthy?
- What makes it harder?
- What would make your neighbourhood a healthier place to live?
Interested?
Complete the online form below, including contact information or contact Ben using the information below:
Email: [email protected]
Call: 01904 621133
WhatsApp: 07835 769555
Applications close: 7 September
Who can get involved?
We want a Community Panel that reflects the diversity of York.
We welcome people of all ages, backgrounds and experiences, especially those whose voices are not always heard.
Whether you’re a student, parent, carer, retired, working, looking for work, living with a disability or long-term health condition, part of culturally diverse community, LGBTQ+, neurodivergent, or simply passionate about your community, we’d love to hear from you.
We’ll provide
By joining the Community Panel, we will provide the following:
✔ Travel expenses and other reasonable expenses
✔ Refreshments
✔ Friendly support throughout
What’s involved?
Community Panel Session One
Thursday 23 September 2026, 3pm to 6pm, Acomb Methodist Church
Optional Community Catch Ups
(Exact dates to be confirmed) October 2026, Priory Street Centre
These informal sessions are completely optional and give you the opportunity to continue conversations, develop ideas and get to know other members of the Community Panel.
Community Panel Session Two
Wednesday 2 December 2026, 3pm to 6pm,Tang Hall Community Centre