The event is hosted by University Hospitals Tees – the local hospital group consisting of both North Tees and Hartlepool and South Tees Hospitals trusts.
No booking is needed, those interested can simply drop in:
- Date: Tuesday 8 April
- Time: 9 to 11am
- Venue: Atrium, The James Cook University Hospital, TS4 3BW
Open to all veterans of any branch of the armed forces and reserves, it is an opportunity to build a local network, find out more about support available in the local area and to shape how the hospital group can support the armed forces community going forward.
This coffee morning marks the first of the quarterly event launched by the partnership.
Laura Lucas-Hartley, senior general manager to chief medical office and armed forces management lead, said: “University Hospitals Tees is proud to hold the ‘Veteran Aware’ accreditation and we’re committed to supporting those who have served.
“We’re hosting these events as an opportunity for our armed forces community to come together, have a cuppa and find out about the support available across our patches.
“It’s also a chance to let us know about any further support they might want to see – to help shape the role and responsibilities our NHS trusts play in not only their healthcare, but in their family, social and working lives as well.”
It comes after a number of similar successful events held at the University Hospital of North Tees over the past 12 months as well as the launch of a new volunteer to career scheme across the group to support veterans back into work.
For more information about this event and to keep an eye on future events, visit the North Tees and Hartlepool or South Tees Hospitals websites.
