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CNWL’s much loved Communications Director, Mike Waddington, retires this month after over 20 years in the NHS and almost 10 in the Trust.

On Tuesday 20 April, CNWL held a launch event to discuss the services which are currently provided for people diagnosed with Complex Emotional Needs associated with Personality Disorder.

The CNWL Digital Empowerment and Inclusion Project began during the COVID-19 Pandemic with the support of Amazon Web Services (AWS) and a dedicated CNWL Project Team.

Dr Nadia Ahmed spoke at the 18th EACS conference and reports on the importance of routine domestic abuse screening following a project that she and her colleagues ran from March 2020 to March 2021.

Emily Callaghan, Diabetes Specialist Podiatrist in Hillingdon (pictured), is volunteering for two weeks (in January 2023) in a bandaging centre at the Village of Hope, on the outskirts of Delhi for people with leprosy/Hansen’s Disease.

Emma Barton, CNWL’s Head Occupational Therapist, has co-authored a chapter within the British Psychological Society: A guide to psychosocial interventions in the early stages of dementia.

Rash Patel, Head of Employment and Volunteer Services at CNWL was invited to the European IPS conference in Reykjavik, Iceland.

The Lived Experience of Mental Health and Stigma Transformation (LEMHIST) Staff Network visited CNWL’s Executive Team this morning to raise awareness that Time to Talk Day is only a week away.

On 7 September, CNWL’s Home Treatment Team (HTT) presented “Psychosocial Interventions in a London Crisis Team” at the QNCRHTT Annual Forum.

CNWL’s Head of Improvement, Geetika Singh, presented at the International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare in Copenhagen on 15 to 17 May 2023.

CNWL’s Health and Justice Directorate is marking International Nurses Day today by recognising the hard work and dedication of its nurses.

Members of CNWL’s Health and Justice Directorate gathered at the Clink Conference Centre at HMP High Down on 3 March 2023 ahead of its Surrey Prisons Integrated Healthcare Services go-live on 1 April.

CNWL’s Health and Justice Services has succeeded in its bid to provide healthcare for the Oasis Restore School in Medway, Kent.

CNWL’s Health and Justice Directorate were at the Modernising Criminal Justice Conference at the QEII Centre today.

A total of 146 Healthcare Support Workers attended and there was a buzz in the atmosphere!

CNWL’s Community Services have performed extremely well according to latest data from NHS England.

Dr Laura Waters, CNWL’s HIV Lead and GU Consultant at Mortimer Market Centre, was invited to moderate two sessions at the International AIDS Conference 2022: a panel discussion on long-acting HIV treatment and the keynote lecture by Dr Anthony S Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the US National Institute of Health.

Dr Laura Waters is a HIV and sexual health consultant and HIV lead at the Mortimer Market Centre. In her role as a patient involvement officer at the RCP, Laura will provide strategic and thought leadership on matters relating to patient involvement and engagement

CNWL’s Head of Asset Management, Irene Paik-Semenov, met His Majesty King Charles III in Milton Keynes last week.