Event: Hospital In The Community Day

Milton Keynes University Hospital is partnering with King’s Community Centre in Wolverton to host a ‘Hospital in the Community Day’ on Tuesday 13 May.

This free event, from 10am-2pm, is an opportunity for local residents to meet hospital staff, learn about vital health services, and engage with various teams dedicated to supporting the community’s wellbeing.

Visitors can explore several health and support stations, including:

• Maternity Team

• Diabetic Eye and Bowel Screening Team

• Lung Cancer Screening Team

• Dementia Support

• MK Hospital Charity

• Tuberculosis Team

• Research & Development – Genes and Health Project Team

• Armed Forces Covenant Team

• MKUH Governors

• Patient Experience

• Strategic Estates

• Carers MK

• Healthwatch MK

  
  

With healthcare professionals on hand to provide insights, answer questions, and offer support, this event is a fantastic way for the local community to gain direct access to important health resources and services. Entry is free and open to all.

MKUH Governor Andy Forbes, who is also Chair of Kings Community Centre Board of Trustees, said: “We are thrilled to bring healthcare closer to the people of Wolverton and all of Milton Keynes. This event is about empowering residents with knowledge, ensuring they feel supported, and strengthening the connection between the hospital and the wider community.”

We encourage everyone to join us at King’s Community Centre, in Creed Street, Wolverton (MK12 5LY), and take advantage of this unique opportunity to engage with healthcare professionals who are dedicated to supporting your health and wellbeing.