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SHSSC Action Plan 2008/09 The SHSSC has produced the following Action Plan for 2007/08 as an update on the four Council Work Programme 2004/07.
2007/2008 The SHSSC has produced the following Action Plan for 2007/08 as an update on the four Council Work Programme 2004/07.
2006/2007 The SHSSC has produced the following Activity Plan for 2006/07 as an update on the four Council Work Programme 2004/07. Click here to read the Activity Plan which was produced in May 2006. Health & Social Services Councils Programme of Work April 2004 - 2007 Introduction The Health and Social Services Councils were established to represent the interests of users of health and social services in Northern Ireland. Four Councils were set up in 1991 on a regional format with Northern, Southern, Eastern and Western offices. Purpose The Councils aim is to make public services more responsive to users’ and carers’ needs and to give the public an opportunity to influence decisions that are made on their behalf. Health and Social Services Councils have the following legal rights:
Council members are all local people who have an interest in health and social services issues. Members are drawn from city, district and borough councils, voluntary and community organisations and other interested groups. The Health and Social Services Councils have 102 members in total (24 Northern/ 24 Southern/ 30 Eastern / 24 Western). Health & Social Service Council members are all appointed with the approval of the Minister responsible for the Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety. Health and Social Service Council members are not paid and the four councils are supported by a small number of staff. To read the full Work Programme 2004 - 2007 click
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