Heart of the Nation: Migration and the Making of the NHS
Free
Description
Shining a light on the stories of people who have come to Britain to work in the NHS
The National Health Service was created 75 years ago. Over the decades, it has faced huge pressures – never more so than today.
Yet the NHS and the millions of people who sustain it remain close to all our hearts. From the very beginning, people have come to Britain from all over the world to make this grand vision for a better society a reality. But their vital role has largely been ignored.
This exhibition from the Migration Museum shines a light on the stories and experiences of people who have come to Britain to work in the NHS through photography, film, oral histories and an immersive experience that brings together singing and storytelling.
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Supported by: Arts Council England, Garfield Weston Foundation, Rumi Foundation, Alfred Caplin Charity Settlement, The Dorfman Foundation and Unbound Philanthropy
Image: Roy Mehta
Free event:Heart of the Nation: Musical Encore
29th October 11.30 - 1pm
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