Suffolk Mental Health Trust

'UserViews has been with us from the very start of our 'Respect for Dementia' campaign and we are pleased to say that it has made the biggest difference possible!  UserViews has been an integral part in the development of the campaign and its key messages through their impeccable organisation and facilitation of discussion groups with our target audience and key stakeholders on what was a very emotive and sensitive subject.  They ensured that we were on track and getting the right messages across with the campaign by providing clear, detailed and well documented feedback.  The success of the 'Respect for Dementia' campaign is a testament to UserViews doing what they said they would and doing it extremely well, enabling us to develop an awareness campaign that hit the mark'.
(Read more about this campaign)

Gabriel Tamaya, Public Benefit Officer, Suffolk Mental Health Partnership Trust

Essex & Herts Air Ambulance Trust

'This is the first time we have planned a research programme of this nature.  Working with UserViews has made the process easier as we are a small team with limited resources.  UserViews deliver professionalism on every level and we have benefitted from their hands-on approach.  Working with them has been not only a pleasure but we have been delighted with the first two sets of research conducted by them.  We would have no hesitation in recommending their services'.
(See the summary of the report here)

Pam Withrington, Head of Marketing and Fundraising, EHAAT

Getting the real experiences of your service users

Corah celebrating with SMHP the news that their 'Respect for Dementia' campaign won first prize in the Health Enterprise East Awards in September 2010.  UserViews held two discussion groups and interviewed the carers of people with dementia to find out what their everday challenges were and how they coped.  

Bedfordshire County Council

'UserViews brought approachability, expert knowledge of working with clients and carers and a strong knowledge of best practice, to help Bedfordshire improve how we work together to safeguard vulnerable adults'. (Read the full report here)

James Robinson-Morley, Carers Commissioning Manager, BCC