Public Health want to hear from Manx residents
A series of meetings on the future of the Island's nursing and residential care system continue this week.
Public Health are speaking to the public to find out how Manx residents think such services should be funded.
Noa Bakehouse in Douglas hosts tonight's session (Monday 22nd), with further opportunities taking place in Castletown and Peel later in the week.
Health and Social Care Minister David Ashford says it's important for the public to make their voices heard.
The other sessions are being held at Castletown Town Hall on Wednesday and Peel Clothworkers on Thursday. All meetings are taking place between 6pm and 8pm.
Consultation open on plans to formally recognise the heritage of Douglas Head
Drop-in session to support Isle of Man charities
Fundraiser to keep St John Ambulance emergency fleet on the road
Ayre and Michael MHKs request meeting with commissioners over rates
Data breach impact rises sharply as cyber incidents affect thousands on Isle of Man