Governor elections 2023
The results of our recent governor elections are now available to view here.
Why become a governor?
The governor role gives you the opportunity to:
- Make a difference and have a positive contribution to the work of our Trust
- Help us shape the future of our services and ensure that our patients and carers get the best possible care
- Support and help continually achieve the Trust’s vision of: ‘Together with you to achieve healthier, happier lives'
- Represent your own views and experiences that will have a positive impact on our Trust
- Be an advocate for what matters the most to our communities, and share these with our Board of Directors
- Be updated on the Trust’s performance and developments, as well as seek performance assurance from our Board of Directors
- Act as an ambassador for your area of expertise or interest group
- Attend and support the planning of member engagement events
- Help build our membership community to ensure that it is representative of the communities we serve
You will receive on-going support and training to ensure that you have the confidence and skills to carry out the role.
Who can become a governor?
If you live in either Sandwell, Dudley, Wolverhampton, Walsall, Birmingham and the wider West Midlands or Central England and have a passion for making a difference in mental health, learning disability and children’s services in the Black Country, why not nominate yourself to become a governor of our Trust.
Anyone who is a member of the Trust and aged 16 or over can be a governor. If you are not already a public member, you can sign up free using our online application form here.
Useful links
Guidance for prospective candidates 2023