Help name King?s community midwifery?s new building!

By PurdeyHJ
March 6, 2020 in The Family Room Discussion

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PurdeyHJ

Posted March 6, 2020

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Posted March 6, 2020

The community midwifery services currently based at Dulwich Community Hospital will be moving to a new home later this year. The new location, on Blanchedowne, just off Denmark Hill and a short distance from King?s College Hospital will be solely dedicated to maternity services. The building will serve as the base for parent education classes and pregnancy groups in addition to new clinics that King?s have not previously had the space to offer.

King?s are really excited about this new building and would like to seek your help to name it. They would like the name to represent maternity history at King?s Denmark Hill or midwifery history as a whole.

Do you have a name suggestion? Please share here or email to [email protected] by 5pm today!

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