According to a study published in June 2023, lesbian/gay people were more likely to report having had suicidal thoughts in the past year than heterosexuals.
As part of our Community Mental Health Transformation Programme, staff across the Partnership are looking at new ways of providing services to the communities we serve, shaping those services to suit the varying needs of an increasingly diverse population, through community-led innovation.
To improve psychology and mental health services across the board, services need to be designed with more input from the people they are supposed to help.
World Suicide Prevention Day takes place on 10 September each year. It provides the opportunity for people across the globe to raise awareness of suicide and suicide prevention.
As animal lovers celebrated International Dog Day on 26 August, a therapy dog called Freya is marking her third anniversary transforming the lives of service users at the Partnership.
The North London Forensic Collaborative is delighted to announce it has been shortlisted for Provider Collaborative of the Year at the HSJ Awards, recognising an outstanding contribution to healthcare and securing a place at the prestigious awards ceremony later this year.
Lesbian, gay and bisexual adults more at risk of suicidal behaviours, Partnership colleagues find
According to a study published in June 2023, lesbian/gay people were more likely to report having had suicidal thoughts in the past year than heterosexuals.