An open day next month will give people the chance to learn more about the health and social care services offered on the Isle of Man.
To highlight its efforts and give people the chance to get to know the teams providing care, Manx Care is hosting a session.
The event will start at 15:00 BST on July 4 at the Vagabonds Rugby Club.
According to CEO Teresa Cope, the company is dedicated to "being transparent about the way we operate.".
Between 17:30 and 18:30, a public meeting and presentation for a health organization will take place during the session.
According to a Manx Care spokesman, the 2023 celebration will emphasize family activities with the goal of enticing younger people to use the island's health and social care services.
Staff from teams representing critical care, anesthesia, social care services, safeguarding, and ambulance and urgent care will be present at the open day.
A team from the island's infection prevention and control team as well as experts from mental health services, patient transfers, and other fields will be available to answer queries.
Along with the Manx Care staff, representatives from departments from other areas of government that collaborate closely with the health service will be present.
Visitors will be able to view a brief documentary that details the organization's achievements and difficulties since its founding in 2021.
"We know that meeting some of the clinicians involved in providing frontline health and care services to members of the public in a friendly, informal setting benefits them," Mr. Cope said.
The event will feature presentations from the teams for children and families, cancer services, and the northern wellbeing partnership team for Manx Care on the recently launched weekly wellbeing drop-in sessions.
