Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust Opens Doors for Annual Members Meeting and AGM with Special Guest Announced

Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust is inviting members of the public to attend our Annual Members Meeting (AMM) and Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the Lecture Theatre at the Trust’s Willerby Hill site on Thursday 1 October 2026. 

The event will provide an opportunity to learn more about the Trust's achievements, future plans and the work taking place across services to support the ambitions of the NHS 10 Year Plan. 

The afternoon will begin with a marketplace event from 12pm to 2pm, featuring 20 Trust services and teams showcasing their work and highlighting how they are contributing to key NHS 10 Year Plan themes. Visitors will have the chance to meet staff, learn more about local services and explore innovative projects taking place across the Trust. 

The formal Annual Members Meeting and Annual General Meeting will take place from 2pm to 4pm, where attendees will hear updates on the Trust's performance over the past year, its financial position and future priorities. 

This year's special guest is Hull-born former professional boxer and community advocate Tommy Coyle, who will join the event for a live question-and-answer session. Tommy, a former lightweight Commonwealth champion, will share his experiences of supporting local communities and discuss the positive impact physical activity can have on mental health and wellbeing. 

Alongside Tommy's appearance, the Trust's Chief Executive, Michele Moran and Chair, Caroline Flint will celebrate the incredible teams who make a real difference to patients every day and reflect on the achievements of the past 12 months. 

Michele Moran, Chief Executive, said, "Our AMM offers an excellent opportunity not only to learn about the Trust’s performance and goals, but also to connect with our teams and services. We are committed to transparency, sharing our work and progress openly, and we welcome to the event anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of how we operate, how this aligns with changes in the wider health and care system, and our commitment to delivering the highest standards of care.” 

The event is free to attend and free parking is available on site. 

Those wishing to attend in person or virtually can register via the Trust’s Trybooking platform.

Virtual attendance will be available via YouTube. Anyone wishing to join online is asked to register for a virtual ticket in advance. 

Anyone interested in learning more about the work of Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust is welcome to attend.