Feeling creative? Entries are wanted for a new art exhibition at Highgate Mental Health Centre.We are looking for paintings, drawings, prints and small sculptural works. Art work needs to be provided by Friday 29 May 2015.
NHS Clinical Commissioning Groups in north central London (Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey and Islington) have a vision to ensure the voices of patients and carers are at the heart of their decision making. They are working to improve the local NHS 111 service. This includes joining up the NHS 111 service and the GP out-of-hours services to enable them to work better.
As part of the London Creativity and Wellbeing week C&I will host the Maps and Rivers exhibition. Expect a fascinating array of items including ceramic jewellery, tiles, pictures and paintings all inspired by water.
Our pyschological therapist, Jenni Hare and trainee psychological wellbeing practitioner, Beth Pritty, gave tips and advice for those struggling to sleep during our expert talks last night.
In today’s clubbing scenes new combinations of drugs are being used, like methamphetamine and GBL, and these can be lethal. Join us to hear from C&I’s Grip Clinic about the support we provide people to help with club drug use on Monday 29 June 2015.
We've launched our new website to ensure that the people who use our services and the local community are able to find out more about C&I and the services we provide.
Colin Plant, Director of Integrated Care will be retiring and leaving the Trust in early July, after 13 years of dedicated service to the Trust. He has many fond memories of working here but is looking forward to the next chapter in his life and being able to spend more time with his young son.
The Care Act modernises a range of old social care legislation, to underpin good practice. This means that social care will become more personalised and will be based around a person's wellbeing.
Malachite ward has been awarded an AIMS Reaccreditation following a successful peer review visit last year. This is a standards-based accreditation programme designed to improve the quality of care in inpatient mental health wards, part of an initiative of the College Centre for Quality Improvement.
Mental health patients, including those detained under the Mental Health Act, have the same right to vote as the general population. Only patients detained after having been convicted of committing a criminal offence are not eligible to vote. The deadline for registering to vote is Monday 20 April.
Summer exhibition at HMHC
Feeling creative? Entries are wanted for a new art exhibition at Highgate Mental Health Centre.We are looking for paintings, drawings, prints and small sculptural works. Art work needs to be provided by Friday 29 May 2015.