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Grenfell Health and Wellbeing Service users and staff are marking Mental Health Awareness Week, by reflecting on how nature supports their mental wellbeing.

The Trust’s temporarily redeployed Children’s staff are making a positive difference to the COVID effort.

Miriam Peck Recovery & Wellbeing College Peer Administrator was redeployed as a ward assistant on Amazon Ward at St Charles.

The Get it On Condom Scheme is a free and confidential condom distribution network for young people aged 13–24 years old in Surrey.

Ellis, one of our Service User Consultants from North Kensington uses nature to look after his wellbeing.

Alisha Nurse, Communications Officer at our Trust penned an opinion piece in The Independent newspaper, about the importance of talking about mental health, for Time to Talk Day.

To mark Volunteers Week, CNWL held a celebration for its volunteers at its HQ in central London on 6 June.

Erikas Glavdelis, a band 6 nurse with the Addictions Recovery Community Hillingdon (ARCH) was named the service’s Employee of the Month for July.

A group of Danish students aspiring to work in mental health care, said they were “inspired” during their visit to St Charles Hospital, where they met with the Grenfell Health and Wellbeing Service, One Community’s founder Cate Latto and Open Dialogue lead Amanda Bueno.

The urban street artist Fin Dac has said that patients should be encouraged to use art as therapy for their mental health.

Carol Howells, Clinical Lead for Older Adults Community Mental Health Team for Brent was shortlisted for a Student Nursing Times Awards, in the category of Practice Supervisor of the Year (previously Mentor of the Year).

A song to raise awareness of the importance of getting the flu vaccine

CNWL’s Medical Education Team has handed out its annual excellence awards to recognise junior doctors and consultant trainers that go above and beyond to promote good patient care.

A patient has penned a letter describing her experience with our Brent and Harrow Perinatal Mental Health Team, at Northwick Park Hospital. In the heartfelt letter, Anna* explains how her journey with Krupali Halai, Perinatal Mental Health Nurse/Cognitive Behaviour Therapist at the Service shaped her into the person she is today.

The Grenfell Health and Wellbeing Service (GHWS) for Children and Young People held a socially-distanced football event in late August, for 11 to 18 year old young people from the area. In the end, some people not known to the service joined in the socially distanced fun.

A new Minds United FC football team made up of NHS staff, former patients of the St Charles Mental Health Hospital, and adults supported by Grenfell Health and Wellbeing Service won the Middlesex FA Mental Health County Cup.

Rachel Kent, Trainee Advanced Clinical Practitioner with our Brent Community Mental Health Services wrote the article on coerced marriage in people with mental health disorders, for the RCNi journal, Mental Health Practice.

16-year-old Jenna had dreamed of becoming a veterinarian nurse. She had done well in her GSCE examinations, but the Grenfell Tower fire affected her mental health and she felt unable to push forward. Jenna started self harming.