Mavis answered the call A story of one nurse who helped make the NHS a treasured institution NHS75
THE JOURNEY of the Commonwealth citizens in the Caribbean who answered the call from the United Kingdom for them with their needed skills and labour to rebuild a devastated nation after World War 2 is well documented.
Here is the story of three people who answered The Call to Order – the term used by Mavis Wilson – explaining why many people came to the United Kingdom. Two months after completing the Invitation Application Form which was accepted within days, Mavis’s bags were packed for life into the unknown. They all qualified in a couple of years and were dispersed into the NHS – Mavis as a qualified midwife, Ivy into Domciliary nursing, Sadie as an Eye Specialist assigned to Moorfield Eye Hospital.“We sacrificed much and should be recognised for rebuilding this country after World War II and putting this country back to a high standard” said Mavis.
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