Windrush Day, marked on 22 June, celebrates the contributions of the Windrush generation, Caribbean migrants who arrived in the UK from 1948 onwards to help rebuild the country after World War II. It is a day to recognise their resilience, cultural impact, and lasting legacy across communities, while also reflecting on issues of equality, belonging, and the continued importance of celebrating diversity in modern Britain.
The Croydon UNISON Branch is proud to be sponsoring this year’s Black History Month events at Croydon Health Services NHS Trust, in partnership with our Staff Race Equality Network and colleagues across the organisation.