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"I've definitely found out some good information by coming to this event."Mum-to-be Priscalla was among visitors to last...
23/06/2026

"I've definitely found out some good information by coming to this event."

Mum-to-be Priscalla was among visitors to last week's Mummy Matters event at Graiseley Family Hub - organised through The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust and African Caribbean Community Initiative (ACCI).

Priscalla found the pelvic health stand invaluable and said: "I'd never even thought about this, now I can take preventative action."

And Tsitsi, who is due to have her third child, benefitted from chatting to the Infant Feeding Team.

"I can start collecting colostrum ahead of my baby son arriving to improve my supply of breast milk," she said.

A host of experts, agencies and partners created a one stop focus for parents to be and new parents.

Sunita, EDI Midwife, said: "It's been really good to bring everyone together like this for a true community event. Thank you to everyone who worked together."

Elisha, ACCI Community Network Development Manager, added: "For some, just making the effort to get out to an event can be difficult, especially if their mental health is poor. Here, we had everything in one place so one visit brought maximum benefits."

Wolverhampton patients are being supported to receive healthcare closer to home – with expert care and advice empowering...
23/06/2026

Wolverhampton patients are being supported to receive healthcare closer to home – with expert care and advice empowering them with the skills to manage their own conditions.

Community Ambulatory Clinics, delivered by The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust, provide specialist Nursing care and treatment for adults who find it difficult to travel to a clinic setting.

Services are Nurse-led and cover catheter care, complex wound management, and medication administration.

Darren Musgrove is one patient who is benefitting from care closer to home. The 58-year-old is currently visiting Mayfield Health Centre in Wolverhampton each week to have his leg wounds dressed.

Read more - https://bit.ly/4xM66rT

23/06/2026

Z is the final letter of our A-Z video series....Z stands for Zzz Sleep

We finish our video series talking about our night staff who work to keep our services running 24/7.

We’re working with The King’s Trust to offer an 8-week Care Support Worker programme – supporting you into NHS jobs and ...
23/06/2026

We’re working with The King’s Trust to offer an 8-week Care Support Worker programme – supporting you into NHS jobs and the opportunity to achieve your Care Certificate.

Eligibility:
✅ Aged 18–30
✅ Living in a WV postcode
✅ Priority for care leavers or those unemployed for 2+ years
➡️ Other applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis

What’s included:
✅ Hands-on training and employability support
✅ Experience within the NHS
✅ Pathway into Care Support Worker roles

Spaces are limited – don’t miss this opportunity! Closing date Friday 25th June 2026

APPLY NOW - https://sectors.kingstrust.org.uk/health-social-care/courses/west-midlands-gihrht-516873-15july?utm_source=deliverypartner&utm_medium=website

  marks the arrival of the HMT Empire Windrush in 1948, when hundreds of Caribbean passengers came to the UK to help reb...
22/06/2026

marks the arrival of the HMT Empire Windrush in 1948, when hundreds of Caribbean passengers came to the UK to help rebuild after WWII.

They became known as the Windrush Generation and made lasting contributions, especially to public services like the NHS.

Today we want to recognise our NHS colleagues connected to the Windrush's arrival to the UK.

Thank you for your invaluable contributions.

Happy Father's Day💙Whether you're working today or enjoying time with loved ones, we hope you have a special day.We are ...
21/06/2026

Happy Father's Day💙

Whether you're working today or enjoying time with loved ones, we hope you have a special day.

We are also taking time to remember the fathers that aren't with us to celebrate this special day too.

An innovative new treatment for bladder tumours has been introduced at Wolverhampton’s New Cross Hospital, offering pati...
20/06/2026

An innovative new treatment for bladder tumours has been introduced at Wolverhampton’s New Cross Hospital, offering patients a less invasive alternative to traditional surgery.

The procedure, known as Transurethral Laser Ablation (TULA), allows selected patients to have bladder tumours treated in an outpatient setting under local anaesthetic.

Nick Weaver was one of the first patients to receive the treatment in the Urology Department at The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust.

Read more - https://bit.ly/4gAHY5c

19/06/2026

As part of Sickle Cell Awareness Day, watch this week’s Just Ask video to hear one of our experts explain what sickle cell disease is and why awareness matters.

Alex Wildsmith, Senior Biomedical Scientist at Black Country Pathology Services, recently represented The Royal Wolverha...
19/06/2026

Alex Wildsmith, Senior Biomedical Scientist at Black Country Pathology Services, recently represented The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust at the 10th Biomedical Science Day celebration at the House of Commons.

Following his involvement in filming for the Institute of Biomedical Science (IBMS), which is due to be released later this month, he was invited to attend this national event recognising the vital contribution biomedical scientists make to patient care every day.

Congratulations on representing both Black Country Pathology Services and

Today is World Sickle Cell Day (19 June) - marked annually to raise awareness about sickle cell disease and its impact o...
19/06/2026

Today is World Sickle Cell Day (19 June) - marked annually to raise awareness about sickle cell disease and its impact on patients and their families.

Staff from our fantastic Haematology and Oncology Teams on the Durnall Unit at New Cross Hospital are wearing matching t-shirts to raise awareness of the disease ❤

Find out more about sickle cell and support at: www.sicklecellsociety.org

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