Kevin Gannaway-Pitts is a dedicated advocate for public service, bringing leadership experience from his service with the Irish Guards into his work within the NHS in Gloucestershire. His commitment to health and well-being extends beyond his professional role, as he actively contributes to the Aspen Patient Participation Group, working to improve patient experience and engagement within the healthcare system.
Through Health&Hustle, Kevin champions physical and mental wellness among NHS staff and patient groups. Leveraging technology, he organises virtual and physical challenges across Gloucestershire, fostering a culture of inclusivity and motivation.
His dedication has been recognized through several awards, including the Exemplary Service to Health Improvement Award at the Gloucestershire NHS 70 Awards. Additionally, his work with the NHS Gloucestershire Armed Forces Veterans Programme has been shortlisted for the Military and Civilian Health Partnership category at the 2024 Health Service Journal Awards. His efforts in supporting veterans and ensuring they receive the healthcare they need have been widely acknowledged.
Kevin’s work ensures that both healthcare professionals and the communities they serve have accessible opportunities to improve their well-being, while his advocacy for veterans continues to make a meaningful impact.
