Publish date: 20 September 2022
Northumbria Healthcare to reflect on past year at AGM next week
People will be able to find out more about NHS hospital and community services in Northumberland and North Tyneside at a public meeting next week.
NHS staff, governors and members of the trust and residents of the two areas are all invited to Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust’s Annual Members’ Meeting (AGM) on Wednesday, September 28.
At the meeting, the trust’s senior leaders will report on the last year, note achievements, highlight lessons learned and outline the vision for the future.
Alan Richardson, the trust’s chair, said: “We are here to serve the public so openness and transparency are very important to us, with our AGM playing a major role in how we share what we do with our communities.
“I would encourage anyone who is interested about the NHS in their area to come along and hear more about what the trust has been doing in the past year, as we assess our performance and reflect on both the achievements and the challenges.
“The AGM also provides an opportunity to thank staff, partners and the public for their support as well as enabling the trust’s leaders to outline our vision for the future and how we will continue to keep patient care at the heart of all we do.”
This year’s AGM takes place at Northumbria House, 7-8 Silver Fox Way, Cobalt Business Park, NE27 0QJ, from 3.30pm to 5.15pm, and the agenda will be available on our website.
All are welcome, but if you would like to attend the AGM, please contact foundation
The meeting will be preceded by a Marketplace event where different teams from around the trust will be showcasing what they have been doing during the past year. This starts from 2pm.
Northumbria Healthcare is one of the largest trusts in the country geographically, providing care to more than 500,000 people across Northumberland and North Tyneside in hospitals, in the community and in people’s own homes.
As a foundation trust, it has greater freedoms to plan local services and respond to the needs and wishes of the communities it serves. Anyone over the age of 12 can become a member to help shape the trust’s services by completing this form.
Another way of getting more involved is via the Northumbria Online Community, which enables people to engage with others and give feedback through discussions, polls and surveys - https:/