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Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust (CNWL), which provides integrated healthcare to a third of London’s population, Milton Keynes and parts of Surrey, is working in partnership with national charity Chasing the Stigma, to signpost people easily to vital mental health help and support.

CNWL is proud to announce that it has signed the Armed Forces Covenant (Monday 6 February), pledging our support as an employer and health organisation in making sure veterans, reservists, and military families are supported by our services.

CNWL and its mental health social workers are thanked in a Health Education England document that has been published recently.

We’re incredibly proud of our teams and staff who were highly commended at the Positive Practice in Mental Health Awards for 2024.

CNWL's black Asian Ethnic Minority (BAME) Staff Network stand in solidarity with staff from and people of Pakistan. Please donate to any charity of your choice but we also have this appeal from Dr Erum Nomani.

On Sunday 14 August, CNWL team members attended a Janmashtami Mela event; as part of the Trust’s community collaboration programme.

The review aimed to collate the evidence on the effect of any intervention on sleep quality outcomes in people with a personality disorder.

Two Trust staff members have contributed to a journal article featured on the website SpringerLink.

Staff experienced how extended reality (XR) could be used to deliver healthcare when CNWL HQ was visited by The Fred Company earlier this month.

Staff from CNWL’s rehabilitation unit at St Pancras Hospital have featured in England’s Euro 2024 squad reveal video, which showcased supporters from across the country.

CNWL has been piloting sessions for Autism training to improve the experience of those in an inpatient setting. Read what staff had to say about the sessions.

Millie, one of CNWL’s receptionists has put together an amazing board about black history to celebrate Black History Month.

CNWL staff from the Hillingdon and Harrow Early Intervention Service have presented at the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP) National Conference.

Dr David Raune, Clinical Psychologist, led and organised a psychology staff team to present two CNWL projects at the European Association of Behaviour and Cognitive Therapy (EABCT) in Turkey in October.

CNWL staff Dima Abdulrahim and Owen Bowden-Jones have released a new book on addictions called Textbook of Clinical Management of Club Drugs and Novel Psychoactive Substances.