Scottish Care Membership Census Survey

Scottish Care Membership Census Survey

A reminder to our members that Scottish Care are currently carrying out a Membership Census Survey throughout the country.

This census is being carried out to ensure that we are able to continue to develop and improve the efficiency of our communications and membership services.

Our Local Integration Leads’ and Scottish Care Team Members are carrying out the census;  communicating directly with services by visiting them, speaking with them by telephone and collecting data by email.

Scottish Care appreciates the cooperation and support of our members in assisting us to carrying out the census.

If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact me.

Yours sincerely,

Jamie McGeechan

Communications and Events Officer

Scottish Care

01292 270240

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