The Trust would like to extend its gratitude for all the very kind donations and gifts received from generous individuals, local organisations and businesses during these especially challenging times.
“It’s the biggest learning curve of my life and the most incredible experience – I am completely blown away by everyone’s support,” says Roisin Quinn, 24, a C&I Occupational Therapist, who is working as a Clinical Support Worker at London’s NHS Nightingale Hospital.
Some recent media reports have suggested that chloroquine can protect patients from coronavirus or treat COVID-19, the illness caused by coronavirus. However, please note that chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine are not licensed to treat COVID-19 related symptoms or prevent infection. Using them, other than when prescribed by a doctor, could be dangerous.
In the current stressful situation, it is important that we pay attention to mental health as well as physical health. Here are some tips for people living in Camden and Islington that may help manage very understandable anxiety and worry.
The Trust is delighted to have submitted plans to the local authority, as part of the planning application process, to gain permission to build its new inpatient mental health facility at Highgate East.
Dear All, I know this is a very difficult time for all our service users and that you will be worried about your own safety and that of the ones you love.
Statement in regards to donations received by C&I during COVID-19
30 April 2020
The Trust would like to extend its gratitude for all the very kind donations and gifts received from generous individuals, local organisations and businesses during these especially challenging times.