
You can take action with Keep Our NHS Public in a number of ways. Keep an eye on this webpage, which we will update regularly with the latest and best ways you can get involved.

Sign our petition: NHS STAFF, NOT AI
The Government is planning to scale back NHS recruitment and replace vital healthcare roles with AI technology to cut costs. This could leave patients facing fewer trained staff, unsafe care, and longer waits. Sign and share now!

Join us on the NHS Birthday!
The Government is planning to scale back NHS recruitment and replace vital healthcare roles with AI technology to cut costs. This could leave patients facing fewer trained staff, unsafe care, and longer waits. Sign and share now!

Join our AGM on 2 July!
Our 2026 joint Health Campaigns Together/Keep Our NHS Public AGM will be at 6pm on Thursday 2 July 2026. All are welcome to join but only Keep Our NHS Public members or Health Campaigns Together Affiliates will be able to vote!
OTHER WAYS TO GET INVOLVED
We meet monthly online, and hold regular in-person events, both local and national. We have a number of working groups for those interested in campaigning around a specific NHS issue. You can also sign up to our newsletter, or follow us on social media to stay updated with our campaigns.
We welcome any level of involvement in our campaign, whether that is becoming active in a local group or just sharing our posts with your friends and followers! Please see below for some ways you can start taking action on the NHS.
Stay up to date with events and actions taking place online and across the country, and hear news about important campaigns!
Register for the next Members and Supporters meeting, an online forum where we hear from the national campaign as well as local groups on their latest activities. The meetings take place at 6pm on the first Wednesday of each month.
We have over 40 local branches, find your nearest branch here, or contact us to set up your own!
Our working/action groups research and campaign on a wide variety of issues, such as Maternity or Primary Care, NHS Data, or Privatisation. Find out more here.
If you want to get even more involved, why not volunteer for our national office?
