Tell us what you think Easy Read

Tell us what you think

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This Easy Read tells you how to make a complaint or how to tell us when we did something well.

Telling us when we did something well is called a compliment.

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Making a complaint

Making a complaint means telling us about something you do not like.

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If something has gone wrong with your support from Mencap, we’d like you to tell us.

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It is OK to complain. 

It can be a good way to make things better. 

When we know what is wrong, we can put it right.

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If we don’t make things better the way you wanted us to, you can make an appeal . 

An appeal means we will look at it again and see if we can do more to help you.

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Sending us a compliment

When you think we’ve done something good, we’d love you to tell us. This is called a compliment. 

When you’re happy, we are happy too.

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How to tell us what you think

You can fill out our Easy Read online form to make a complaint or send us a compliment.

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If you need any help with the form, ask someone you trust like a friend, a member of your family, or your carer.

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You can also post a complaint to Mencap by downloading a copy of the form and sending it to us by letter or email.

  • Email: [email protected]  
  • Post: The Compliments and Complaints Team, Mencap, 6, Cyrus Way, Hampton, Peterborough. PE7 8HP.
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You can speak to our Compliments and Complaints manager by:

Phone: 0808 196 8424 (freephone)
Or email: [email protected]