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Have you seen the CNWL staff choir virtual performance of Over the Rainbow? This is the latest in the choir series of virtual performances, and the first one that has been professionally edited.

CNWL’s Urgent Community Response in Camden, in partnership with Doc Abode, has been shortlisted for a HSJ Patient Safety Award for its innovative work in the community using dynamic staff scheduling software in urgent access services.

CNWL staff taking part in our 21st Century Leadership Programme (21 CLP) got together at the Indian YMCA in Central London last month to discuss new management techniques and develop improved leadership skills.

On Wednesday 1 September 2021, all acute team members in CNWL were invited to discuss good practice and transformation ideas in the Mahatma Gandhi Hall.

CNWL Addictions has launched its electronic prescription service (EPS), making it the first service in the Trust – and first addictions service nationally – to do so.

Anna Motz, one of Britain’s leading forensic psychotherapists has published a book titled A love that kills.

A new £2.4 million phase III trial delivered across seven NHS sites across the UK will investigate whether ketamine-assisted therapy could help alcoholics stay off alcohol for longer.

CNWL’s Annual Report was laid before Parliament on Thursday 23 June and is published on our website today. The report covers the financial year 2021 to 2022 and contains our annual accounts.

CNWL’s Annual Report was laid before Parliament on Tuesday 18 July and is published on our website today. The report covers the financial year 2022 to 2023 and contains our annual accounts.

CNWL’s Arva Glazel Gallofin has been shortlisted for the NHS at 75 photography competition in the category of ‘Our People’.

CNWL’s Auxilia Matina, Team Lead and Youth Justice Specialist Practitioner, won the Chief Constable’s Award for Thames Valley at a ceremony on 27 September.

Last week, CNWL's BAME Network held an event to mark Black History Month and launched a campaign - “Show Racism the Red Card” to shine a light on racism and its impact on staff.

Over the last year, the CNWL BAME Staff Network has provided numerous open mic sessions to support our staff during these challenging and unprecedented times

The CNWL NHS Health Charity launches its Christmas appeal today (Monday 6 November) to thank NHS staff for all they do, particularly over winter.

Check in & Chat has a team of trained volunteers to telephone carers for up to one hour per week for eight weeks to reduce the health-harming impacts of loneliness and isolation, provide informal support and encourage networking with community resources. Volunteer ‘Chatters’ will confirm who they are and why they are calling.

CNWL’s Chief Executive, Claire Murdoch CBE, is once again listed in the HSJ’s Top 100 of most influential people in Health.

On the ninth day of the White Ribbon Campaign, CNWL’s School Nursing, 0-19 Services and Health Visiting teams committed to prioritise the prevention of domestic abuse.

CNWL's Clare Grant (Trust Head of Arts Psychotherapy) and Dominik Havsteen-Franklin (Head of International Centre for Arts Psychotherapies Training, ICAPT) have co-authored an article.

Dr Azer Mohammed (Clinical Director of CAMHS) contributed to and was a reviewer in the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST) Paper published in Parliament on 2 August