8 February 2021
This week is National Apprenticeship Week (8-14 February 2021) – a chance to highlight all the amazing work being done by employers and apprentices across the country.
Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust is excited to be supporting the national Covid-19 vaccination programme with the opening of a Covid-19 vaccination hub at our Camden Mews site this week.
Many of our staff, service users, carers and wider Camden and Islington community will have attended the fantastic Loudest Whispers Exhibition launch events held at St Pancras Hospital over recent years as part of the LGBTQ+ History Month celebrations.
The NHS is currently carrying out the biggest vaccination programme in its history. See details of where and when it will be offered, along with information of side effects and anyone who should not be given the vaccine
As we approach a year of being in and out of national lockdowns due to the Covid-19 pandemic, here, Priti Surendran, Assistant Practitioner in our Camden Early Intervention Service writes a letter to herself – reflecting on the past year and reassuring herself that better times are coming.
As frontline NHS workers, our staff at C&I are now being offered the Covid-19 vaccination in order to keep our patients, colleagues and families safe. Here, some of our colleagues share why it is so important to take up the offer of the Covid-19 vaccination and what being vaccinated personally means to them.
The Traumatic Stress Clinic (TSC) at Camden & Islington NHS Foundation Trust has partnered with Asda, Helpforce, Jangala and AbilityNet* to provide digitally excluded service users with the means and skills to access remote therapy and resources during the Covid-19 pandemic.
A new wellbeing role has been introduced at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust (C&I) to further support the health and wellbeing needs of our staff – particularly our Black Asian and Minority Ethnic colleagues.
National Apprenticeship Week 2021