Sangeet Wyllie (née Ram) is a distinguished nurse, community health advocate, and volunteer leader based in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom. She earned recognition as the first Infection Prevention Nurse at Wolverhampton NHS Trust, where she laid the foundation for infection control and patient safety standards that continue to shape healthcare delivery today.
Currently serving with Vaccine UK, Sangeet dedicates her expertise to advancing health awareness and vaccination campaigns, particularly among minority and underserved communities across the West Midlands. She spends her evenings and weekends directly engaging with families in temples, churches, schools, and community centres, ensuring that culturally diverse groups have access to clear and respectful health information.
Beyond her professional service, Sangeet exemplifies grassroots compassion. She actively assists elderly neighbours and single parents with daily needs, from shopping to hospital visits. Recognizing the hidden struggles of midlife, she founded and runs a mental health support group for women navigating menopause, extending her care beyond formal sessions to provide constant encouragement and guidance.
An active volunteer with Wolverhampton parkrun, she brings energy and consistency to the city’s weekly community 5K event. Through her combined roles as a clinical pioneer, public health advocate, and community volunteer, Sangeet Wyllie embodies a rare blend of professional excellence and human-centered service, uplifting lives and fostering unity across Wolverhampton’s diverse communities. (Women of the year)
With this honor as “Woman of the Year”, Sangeet Wyllie’s unwavering commitment to healthcare, compassion, and community empowerment will be celebrated on the global stage of the 8th WCH Royal Summit.
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