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  • HWLincs Annual Report 2025-26

    We're proud to share our annual report for 2025-26, which celebrates our recent successes and sets out our plans for the future.   Throughout the year, our staff, volunteers and trustees have remained steadfast in providing a voice for the people of Lincolnshire and beyond, amplifying their experiences and ensuring that the voices of our…
  • Boston Oral Health Survey - banner image showing young woman reclined in dentist's chair, her teeth being examined by a dentist dressed in blue wearing gloves and a face mask. Bottom left, HWLincs logo.

    Boston Oral Health Survey

    Oral Health Matters - Have your say... Good oral health is about more than just your teeth. It can affect your ability to eat, speak and smile, as well as your confidence, wellbeing and everyday life. We want to understand what oral health means to people living in Boston and the surrounding areas, so we…
  • South Holland Rural Living Survey

    Survey launched to gather experiences of day-to-day rural living’s effect on health & wellbeing How does living in a rural area affect you? We want to better understand what it is like living in a rural area, the impact it has on your daily life, and any challenges it brings in being healthy and active.…

  • East Lindsey Accessible Places Report 2026

    New Report Highlights Accessibility Needs Across East Lindsey HWLincs is pleased to share our latest independent public engagement report, the East Lindsey Accessible Places Report 2026. Commissioned by East Lindsey District Council, this research supports the South and East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership’s Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion strategy. Our team set out to gather a deep, evidence-based…
  • HWLincs VOICE Conference 2026: Celebrating Impact & Shaping What Comes Next

    The HWLincs VOICE Conference 2026 brought together partners, professionals and communities from across Lincolnshire to do something simple, but powerful: listen, reflect and act on what matters most to people. This year’s event wasn’t just about conversation. It was about recognising the progress already made, reaffirming our shared commitments, and setting a clear direction for…

  • HWLincs Celebrate Volunteers During Volunteers’ Week 2026

    As we celebrate Volunteers' Week 2026, we want to take this opportunity to say a huge thank you to every volunteer who has supported our work over the past year. Our volunteers play a vital role in helping us ensure that the voices of Lincolnshire residents are heard. From providing feedback on reports and documents…
  • HWLincs VOICE Conference 2026

    A special thank you to all of our marketplace stallholders for helping to create such a vibrant and engaging conference atmosphere. Your enthusiasm, expertise and willingness to connect with attendees played a vital role in making the event such a success. Market stallholders included; HWLincs, Healthwatch Lincolnshire, Age UK Lincs, Community Pharmacy, Every-one, Headway Lincolnshire, Lincolnshire Domestic Abuse Support Service (LDASS…

  • Preparing for Hospital Discharge in Lincolnshire: What You Need to Know Before Going Home

    Leaving hospital is a significant moment, but for a lot of people it can feel rushed or uncertain. You might be relieved to be going home while also wondering whether the right support is in place, whether you have all the information you need, and what to do if something doesn’t feel right once you’re…

  • Lincolnshire Research Network Newsletter March 2026

      March 2026 Newsletter Welcome to the second edition of the Lincolnshire Research Network Newsletter! Here, you’ll find ways to get involved in local research and innovation, from sharing your experiences in surveys to taking part in studies. Everyone, the public, carers, and health and care professionals can help shape the future of health and…

  • Lincolnshire Research Network Newsletter February 2026

        February 2026 Newsletter     Welcome to the first edition of the Lincolnshire Research Network Newsletter! Here, you’ll find ways to get involved in local research and innovation, from sharing your experiences in surveys to taking part in studies. Everyone, the public, carers, and health and care professionals can help shape the future…