It is a privilege to work with people when they are at their most vulnerable. “Sexual health nursing is a unique speciality with more than meets the eye I chose to work in Sexual Health so that I could help reduce the stigma still attached to sexual health issues. I am so proud to be representing sexual health nursing, Sutton Health and Care, Epsom and St Helier hospitals and Jamaica. Leonie Brown said: “I am truly honoured to be chosen to take part in such a prestigious event. The Lamp is then passed to students to signify the transfer of knowledge and expertise between the nursing and midwifery generations. FNF Alumni process the Lamp, gifted to the Foundation by Sir Dan Mason OBE in 1968. During the ceremony several significant processions take place. Leonie Brown, a Sexual Health Charge Nurse and Education Lead at The Rosehill Clinic based in St Helier Hospital, is one of two nurses to escort the Lamp Carrier.
Together they will celebrate the life and work of Florence Nightingale and celebrate the nurses and midwives of today who are following in her footsteps. On Wednesday, at 6.30pm, nurses, midwives, VIPS and supporters of the Florence Nightingale Foundation (FNF) are gathering at Westminster Abbey for the annual Florence Nightingale Commemoration Service. Sutton Health and Care Charge Nurse, Leonie Brown, has been honoured with the task of escorting the Lamp Carrier through Westminster Abbey at the 57th Florence Nightingale Foundation Commemoration Service.
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