Member events

As a member you will be invited to a range of events throughout the year to keep you involved and informed.

Upcoming events

Annual members' meeting

Thank you for attending the Annual members' meeting. Please find the recording here: Oxleas Annual Members' Meeting 2024

 

Ethnic Mental Health carer forum

For those from diverse ethnicity groups caring for someone with a mental illness. Health professionals welcome. 

Contact Matthew McKenzie, Chair, FRSA BEM Carers advocate for a zoom link.

Future dates:

Friday, 29th October 2024 from 10:30 am – 12:30 pm
Friday, 29th November 2024 from 10:30 am – 12:30 pm

 

Greenwich Carers Peer Support Group

Come along and connect with other unpaid carers in Greenwich and have your voices heard.

Monday, 18th November 2024 from 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm

Contact Matthew McKenzie at  or Janice Walker for joining instructions.

 

Greenwich Carers Mental Health Carers Forum

A forum for those caring for someone with mental illness in Greenwich

Tues, 26th November 2024 from 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm

Contact Matthew McKenzie at  or Janice Walker for joining instructions.

 

Council of Governors' meetings

Our Council of Governors' meetings take place quarterly. 

Please contact us on 01322 625752 or email   oxl-tr.governors@nhs.net

Opportunities to get involved and have your say

Supported by our governors, our focus groups give members the opportunity to improve our services by having a say on a range of topics affecting our patients and visitors.

Our members can get involved through our wider Involved programme, with invitations to participate in key workstreams, service developments, interview panels and through sharing their lived experience with Oxleas staff and partners. Sign-up to our Involvement Register may be required.

We also promote external opportunities for people to get involved in projects, surveys, plans and developments with partner organisations and from across our South East London Integrated Care System.

 

National patient feedback survey for mental health crisis care services

NHS England would like to hear from people who have accessed crisis mental health care services through the NHS 111 ‘select mental health option’ service. We have published a survey to gather feedback on how people are finding the service and the quality of support they have received. Responses collected through the survey will be analysed to identify areas where improvements can be made to enhance the quality of care provided.  

The survey can be found here

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Showcase events and exhibitions

We hold events to exhibit and showcase our work and promote opportunities to get involved.

Our workshops, run by our health professionals, help you make better decisions about your health and to give you the knowledge about health-related topics.

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