The South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SWASFT) is inviting residents from across the region to join them at their Annual Members Meeting on Wednesday 18 September.
The trust, which serves Swindon, says those who attend will hear about their plans for the future and help to celebrate the work of their dedicated teams.
Details of the benefits of trust membership and how to join can be found here.
The Annual Members Meeting will be held at Monks Yard, Ilminster, Somerset from 10–11.30am, anybody not able to attend in person, can join via an MS Teams link.
Members of the Trust – which includes the public, staff, volunteers, and wider stakeholders – will be able to ask any questions they have about the service and to learn more about its work from over the past year.
Those who attend can expect:
- Presentation of the Annual Report and Accounts for 2023/24
- Looking back at SWASFT’s successes and challenges
- Celebrating the achievements and impact of its people and volunteers
- Highlighting the work of the Trust’s valued Council of Governors
- Learning about SWASFT’s areas of focus for 2024/25.
Trust Chair Richard Crompton said: We are pleased to welcome our members and the public to this year’s Annual Members' Meeting.
"This is a vital opportunity to reflect on the achievements of the past year, discuss the challenges we have faced, and outline our vision for the future.
“As we continue to navigate the evolving healthcare landscape, we remain committed to delivering high-quality emergency care and ensuring the resilience of our services through strong business continuity and emergency preparedness strategies.
"The dedication of our staff and the support of our community remain the cornerstone of our mission to provide safe and effective care for all.”
SWASFT staff will also be providing free training on how to perform lifesaving CPR at the event.
Due to the venue’s capacity, members are asked to let SWASFT know if they wish to attend in person, along with any dietary requirements, so parking and a seat can be reserved. They are asked to email [email protected].
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