Around 50 people held a lively discussion on how mental health services should change to meet the needs of people from BME backgrounds, at our latest Mental Health Matters event.
A volunteer at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation (C&I) has been ‘highly commended’ at the Helpforce Champions Awards 2019 for their fantastic contribution to volunteering in the NHS.
To raise funds for the Trust’s newly-revived charity, we will be holding a Christmas fair between 2pm and 5pm on Wednesday 11 December in the canteen at Highgate Mental Health Centre.
Staff, service users and the wider community are invited to The Art Project’s ‘The Sewing Circle’ exhibition on Friday 25 October, 5.30pm at St Pancras Hospital.
Mental health care needs more resources to build modern hospitals that are fit for purpose and offer the best facilities for service users - that was the call from the guest speaker at our Trust Annual Members’ Meeting.
The President of the Royal Society of Medicine Professor Sir Simon Charles Wessely said that many mental health trusts are based in ageing buildings which need to be updated.
Mental health care needs more resources to build modern hospitals that are fit for purpose and offer the best facilities for service users - that was the call from the guest speaker at our Trust Annual Members’ Meeting.
The President of the Royal Society of Medicine Professor Sir Simon Charles Wessely said that many mental health trusts are based in ageing buildings which need to be updated.
Mental health care needs more resources to build modern hospitals that are fit for purpose and offer the best facilities for service users - that was the call from the guest speaker at our Trust Annual Members’ Meeting.
The President of the Royal Society of Medicine Professor Sir Simon Charles Wessely said that many mental health trusts are based in ageing buildings which need to be updated. He said greater government funding was urgently needed to bring about change.
Mental Health Matters - a lively discussion on what needs to change
31 October 2019
Around 50 people held a lively discussion on how mental health services should change to meet the needs of people from BME backgrounds, at our latest Mental Health Matters event.