Governor Elections 2023: South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust

News - 14 February 2023

Make a difference today and put your name forward to be a Governor of South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust.

The Trust provides NHS care and treatment for people with mental health problems. We also provide services for people who are addicted to drugs or alcohol. As well as serving the communities of South London, we provide specialist services for people from across the UK and beyond.

Elected Governors play a vital role in making sure that the views of the wider community are taken into account in providing and developing our services.

We currently have the following Governor vacancies available:

  • Carer – one vacancy
  • Service User: resident in the boroughs of Croydon, Lambeth, Lewisham and Southwark (local) – one vacancy

How to apply

To find out more information and to complete a nomination form online visit: www.cesvotes.com/slam2023

If you would like a hard copy nomination form please contact the Returning Officer, Abi Walcott-Daniel as follows:

  • Telephone: 020 8889 9203
  • Email: ftnominationenquiries@cesvotes.com
  • Text: Text 2FT SL and your name and address to 88802
  • Post: Civica Election Services, 33 Clarendon Road, London N8 0NW

Find out more about being a Governor

Go to website www.slam.nhs.uk/council-of-governors
Attend one of our drop in sessions on Teams

  • Wednesday 15 February 17.30 -18.30
  • Thursday 2 March 17.30 -18.30

Register your interest by emailing membership@slam.nhs.uk

THE DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF COMPLETED NOMINATION FORMS IS 5PM ON WEDNESDAY 8 MARCH 2023  

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