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This week CNWL will be sending a thank you card in the post to our NHS heroes.

CNWL staff have proved they are among some of the most talented in the NHS by winning three awards from the Royal College of Psychiatrists during its annual awards event.

Quite unexpectedly, Paul Nugent stumbled into a job that opened his eyes to the possibilities of working as a learning disabilities nurse.

The bench will welcome people for many years to come; to have a chat, sit down while they wait for a cab or just simply enjoy the sunshine. Proving that one’s qualities never go as they are remembered and enacted through our loved ones.

At the height of the first Covid-19 wave in Milton Keynes a temporary Extended Hub was set up to triage patients into the care system or refer on to other services.

A message from the Grenfell Health and Wellbeing Service to the Moroccan Community in North Kensington

If you or someone you know is struggling and need someone to talk to over the Christmas period, the Grenfell Health and Wellbeing Service is here to help.

CNWL is developing a new model of care for young adults aged 16-25.

Margaret Pyke Trust, a CNWL partner has announced a new project to take place in south western Uganda.

This May and June a public art exhibition organised by The Arts Project with funding from the CNWL Charitable Fund is being held at St Pancras Hospital.

Kensington and Chelsea Social Council is looking for someone who can provide specialist advice and support to voluntary and community organisations (mainly charities and social enterprises) which deliver health and wellbeing services within Kensington and Chelsea, and North Westminster.

The service delivers a combined health visiting and school nursing service for 0-19 year olds in Milton Keynes.

Key nursing staff have been given a new, lighter laptop.

We say goodbye to Jane Higgs, CNWL’s Lead for the Uxbridge District Nursing (DN) team. She retires after nearly 50 years of NHS service.