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Black History Month (BHM) is an annual celebration of the contribution that Black African and Caribbean communities have made both locally and across the world

CNWL is celebrating Black History Month

We’ll be replacing the old ‘Care Programme Approach’ (CPA) framework, whilst retaining good care coordination and high-quality care planning.

CNWL is launching a project around the disproportionate representation of patients from Black/African/Caribbean heritage being detained under the Mental Health Act and in crisis care pathways.

CNWL is looking for Digital volunteers to help carers get online and use technology.

CNWL Employment Services are launching a new campaign across Milton Keynes to recruit individuals who support people with mental health conditions back into work.

CNWL is supporting the national roll out of NHS England’s first ever anti-racism framework, the Patient and Carer Race Equality Framework (PCREF), for mental health trusts and service providers in England

Young Carers Day will be marked on Thursday 30 January 2020 and we are pledging our support in raising awareness of the one in five children and young people who care for someone and the challenges faced by them.

In the anniversary week of the Grenfell tragedy, CNWL’s new Fire Safety Officer has been issued fire safety advice for staff and members of the public.

CNWL has begun securely sharing patient records through the London Care Record, further supporting effective and joined-up care.

Everyone deserves to live their life to the fullest, so if you’re struggling, the NHS is here to help. Great Mental Health Day takes place on 26 January and is an initiative on tacking mental health stigma and encourages people to reach out for support.

CNWL has been rated one of the most LGBT+ friendly healthcare organisations to work for by gay rights organisation Stonewall for the last seven years. This year’s Stonewall Top 100 index will come out very soon when we hope to make it eight years! The Trust will also join a new NHS Rainbow programme, commissioned by NHS England.

Following the success of our 21 Century leadership Programmes 1, 2 and 3, CNWL hosted a vibrant launch to Programme 4 on 16 September.

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CNWL’s Strategy 2022-25 is the Board’s response to the lessons from the past two years. It creates a three year programme of action that will be developed and delivered, with contributions from staff, services users and our communities.

SPECTROM stands for Short-term Psycho-Education for Carers to help Reduce the Over Medication of people with intellectual disabilities.

This Eating Disorder Awareness Week, Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust (CNWL) will launch a campaign to support 16 to 35-year-olds who have concerns about food or body image. The campaign promotes the STRIDES service, which offers evidence-based interventions from a team of trained clinicians to people with mild to moderate eating difficulties.

During Carers’ Week 2024, CNWL launched our first Carers’ Charter. This charter was developed with unpaid carers and patients, and outlines our commitment to carers across the Trust and how we will recognise, involve and support them in their caring role.