DJS Research Ltd is undertaking the ‘Rising cost of living, adult health and wellbeing and childhood experiences in Wales’ survey on behalf of Public Health Wales NHS Trust, in collaboration with Bangor University.
You can take part in Welsh or English. Participation is voluntary.
This survey has been designed to provide knowledge on the impact of the rising cost of living in Wales. The survey includes questions about individuals’ health, social and family experiences, including questions on childhood experiences such as maltreatment. Some of the questions are quite sensitive in nature, but all questions are voluntary.
The answers we receive will help us understand: the factors that influence people’s health, wellbeing and behaviours during the rising cost of living, how people are getting support including financial support and wellbeing support, and how these are affected by adverse life experiences including childhood experiences such as maltreatment. The survey is important as it will give us information to help inform services and interventions during the rising cost of living.
View the participant information sheet for information about the study and what will happen if you decide to take part.
View the thank you leaflet for information on support services you may wish to access.
View the Public Health Wales Privacy Notice at:
DJS Research Ltd is a research company and is a full member of the Market Research Society (MRS) bound by the Market Research Society Code of Conduct, which you can find here:
Address: 3 Pavilion Lane, Strines, Stockport, SK6 7GH
Tel: 01663 767857
Email: costoflivingsurvey@djsresearch.com
The research team at Public Health Wales can be contacted at:
Address: Cost of living survey, Policy and International Health, World Health Organization Collaborating Centre on Investment for Health and Well-being, Floor 5, Public Health Wales, Number 2 Capital Quarter, Tyndall Street, Cardiff, CF10 4BZ
Tel: 02920 227744
Email: costoflivingsurvey@wales.nhs.uk
Web: www.phw.nhs.wales