NHS staff create 600 origami butterflies at city museum

“What we go through, together” is a display of more than 600 origami butterflies, each with a personal message, created by NHS staff local artist Aimee Grundell.

The origami is now on display at Leeds city museum until June 2022. Each butterfly has been folded by a member of the local NHS critical care team and includes a personal message. The origami is part of “reset days,” a programme organised by Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. The reset days were organised to help staff prioritise their own wellbeing after the enormous challenges the teams faced during the pandemic.

Find out more on the museum’s website:

https://museumsandgalleries.leeds.gov.uk/events/leeds-city-museum/nhs-critical-carers-display/?occurrence=2022-02-01

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