It’s time to celebrate our national treasure – the NHS – on its 75th anniversary
Join us in celebrating the 75th anniversary of our "national treasure" by reading about the experiences of some of our very own NHS heroes.
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A life of dedication to the NHS
Wendy Pedley's journey to her true calling as a dedicated NHS nurse has been filled with a passion for making a difference to people's lives.
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Working for the NHS runs in the family
Life has come full circle for Sarah Clarke – her grandparents once ran one of the first NHS hospitals while she helped plan one of the latest.
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The NHS is a real family affair for Paddy
When Paddy Neasham followed in her mother’s footsteps to join the NHS she never dreamed that her children – and husband – would be inspired to do the same.
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Life-long dedication to the NHS sparked by a little bit of luck
A chance to work behind the scenes at an ambulance workshop sparked a life-long dedication to the NHS for Sam O’Leary.
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NHS stalwart celebrates her 75th birthday in same year as NHS – but has no plans to retire
Meet Gill Faulding – a remarkable NHS stalwart who shares her birth year with our national treasure and is still working to support it.
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Creative post box celebrations for NHS are first class
Talented health care worker Diane Walker has received a first class stamp of approval for a crocheted masterpiece celebrating the 75th anniversary of the NHS.
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Double birthday celebrations for Trust worker Paul
Trust colleague Paul Robson has a double birthday to celebrate on July 5th – his own and the 75th anniversary of the NHS.
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Inspirational Dennis finds “new purpose in life” by helping others as a Trust volunteer
A man who has overcome huge life hurdles is using his lived experience to help others as a much-loved Trust volunteer.
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Significant grant funding allotted to enhance mental health wellbeing in York
Grants to ensure community groups work together to remove mental health as a barrier to wellbeing.
