The Restraint Debrief Volunteer Service based at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust has been mentioned in a national report looking into the positive impact of volunteering in the health and care system.
The Camden Memory Service based at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust (C&I) has been recognised in a national report as an example of good practice.
Plans for C&I’s new mental health hospital are taking shape as its builders BAM, prepare for demolition and construction work to begin.
The development, to replace the ageing inpatient wards at St Pancras Hospital, is part of the Trust’s wider estate redevelopment plan, which will help enable delivery of its clinical strategy, by creating modern, sustainable buildings for mental health care.
A Consultant Psychiatrist at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust has won a prestigious international award for her commitment to mental health research.
C&I has delivered mental health awareness training to hundreds of people working in the criminal justice system, despite the lockdown and social distancing rules.
C&I staff, partner organisations and volunteers are being presented with specially-designed enamel badges as a token of thanks for their tireless work during the pandemic.
One of the key commitments of the alliance between C&I and Barnet, Enfield and Haringey is ensuring that all staff have equal opportunity to progress and enjoy their careers.
C&I volunteer service mentioned in national report
9 November 2020
The Restraint Debrief Volunteer Service based at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust has been mentioned in a national report looking into the positive impact of volunteering in the health and care system.