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Today (29 June), we held our first ever Goodall Admin Celebration, where 140 colleagues from across CNWL’s largest division tuned in to celebrate and give thanks to staff working in administrative roles.

At the start of the crisis St Pancras Rehabilitation Unit extended one of their wards to care for people with Covid19, Evergreen ward was also opened as a step down facility for people prior to discharge.

To mark Carers Week 2020, we asked carers what key messages they’d like staff to know. This is what they told us:

Milton Keynes Talking Therapies has issued advice on how to look after your mental health during lockdown.

Johanne Watson, CNWL’s Chief Physiotherapist and Head of Physiotherapy and Paramedic Professions, writes...

As we put together our March newsletter, many of us are looking forward with cautious hope that Spring will bring some regained freedom of movement; even with the need to maintain essential social distancing and hygiene practices.

Antimicrobial Resistance is one of the most urgent global threats to the public’s health. Find out how you can help raise awareness this World Antimicrobial Awareness Week.

We are now offering our 21st Century Leadership Programme nationally to NHS Trusts for the first time. A programme designed by psychologists, for psychologists.

Pansexual and Panromantic Visibility day

From this week, 300 free meals will be delivered each day to NHS staff from the Milton Keynes Community Health Services who offer assessment and treatment for people with a range of physical and mental health issues.

Ever thought about working in Emergency Planning? Surriya Subramaniam, CNWL’s Emergency Planning and Business Continuity Manager shares his career journey.

“I connected to my chatter on my very first call as they were speaking to me in a confidential setting, in a non-judgmental way."

A Classic Christmas poem remixed for the NHS

A CNWL service user opens a pop-up gallery, with the help of Older Adult staff at Bentley House – Harrow, to showcase her art that helped her recovery.

I have been lucky enough, over the years, to rise through the ranks to a position as Lead Psychologist and Clinical Director for our Trust Learning Disability services.