We are happy to accept and respond to correspondence in Welsh. This will not lead to a delay. All our documents are available in both Welsh and English.
We can consider complaints
For quick and easy information about what we can do, see our leaflet here.
To read more about what we do when we get your complaint about a service provider, click here.
To read more about what we can look into in respect of independent care providers, click here.
We also have detailed factsheets explaining what we can and cannot do by complaint subject. You can find them here.
Please make sure you read the information above. It will help you understand the matters that we can and cannot look at and will tell you what will happen with your complaint. You can also call us for advice.
If you decide that you want to make a complaint, you can:
Please ensure that documents you send in the post are not folded, stapled or stuck together.
See more information about our process for complaints by phone here.
You can download or print our complaint forms here:
Our online complaint form will automatically help you identify the body you want to complaint about. In the case of a complaint about an independent care provider, we will ask you to enter their details.
However, if you decide to complete the printed out complaint form, please check that the organisation you want to complain about is one we can look into (the list is available here).
There is more guidance on how to submit a complaint below:
For quick and easy information about what we can do, see our leaflet here.
There is more information in these factsheets:
We also have other factsheets explaining our process what we can and cannot do. You can find them here.
Please make sure you read the information above. It will help you understand the matters that we can and cannot look at and will tell you what will happen with your complaint. You can also call us for advice.
If you decide that you want to make a complaint, you can:
Please ensure that documents you send in the post are not folded, stapled or stuck together.
You can download or print our complaint form here:
In line with our Service Standards, we will always seek to communicate effectively with you. You can find more details in this factsheet: Communication about your complaint
In times of trouble or distress, some people may act out of character. There may have been upsetting or distressing circumstances leading up to a complaint. We do not view behaviour as unacceptable just because someone is forceful or determined.
We believe that all complainants should have the right to be heard, understood and respected. However, our staff also have the same rights. We, therefore, expect you to be polite and courteous in your dealings with us. We will not tolerate aggressive or abusive behaviour, unreasonable demands or unreasonable persistence.
