Welcome to the web site of the Patient Participation Group for the Clift Surgery, Bramley, Hampshire.

What’s New

  • Carers Week

    Next week 8th – 14th June is Carers Week

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    Carers Week is an annual campaign to raise awareness of caring, highlight the challenges unpaid carers face and recognise the contribution they make to families and communities throughout the UK. It also helps people who don’t think of themselves as having caring responsibilities to identify as carers and access much-needed support.

    The theme for Carers Week 2026 is Building Carer Friendly Communities. This will highlight the impact carer friendly communities can have in making a real and lasting difference to the lives of carers everywhere. The campaign will be brought to life by thousands of individuals and organisations taking action to ensure more communities understand, recognise, and empower carers. 

  • How to cope in hot weather

    Heatwave: how to cope in hot weather – NHS

  • Mental health support resources

    MHAW 26 Toolkit

    Click on the link to find different ways to support your mental health and those of your friends and family.

  • Patient Survey

    NHS Hampshire is asking patients to feedback about Integrated Urgent Care provision by completing the following survey

    https://survey.ntropydata.co.uk/surveys/JG2026IUC2

    Patient feedback is important so please take part and share if possible

    The results will be available in June

  • Mental Health Awareness Week

  • Understanding the Surgery training

  • Communication changes

    Clift Surgery is changing the way it communicates with Patients

    “We are changing the way we contact you.

    Our communication system has been improved and reception, GPs, nurses and dispensary can now send updates by email as well as by text message. If you are expecting a message from the surgery, please remember to check both your email inbox and your NHS App.

    From now on, email will be our primary method of contacting you. If you have a preferred way of receiving messages, please let a member of staff know.

    If you would rather continue receiving text messages when your medication is ready, please speak to a member of staff about signing up for the Pharmabox. This offers a quick and convenient way to collect your medication both during and outside of surgery hours.”

  • Be Prepared

    The Local Resilience Forum (LRF) is a partnership which works together to help people in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight stay safe.

    LRF partners aim to reduce risk in the community and help people be prepared for emergencies. The LRF includes emergency services, councils, health bodies, the environment agency, utility companies, transport operators and voluntary organisations.

    Local Resilience Forum | Hampshire & Isle of Wight

    A booklet can be downloaded but as yet, paper copies are not yet available.

    Things to consider

    Know your What Three Words. This will give your precise location of your home in an emergency.