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This Year of the Child session will provide an overview of how young people experience the justice system, covering how their health needs are attended to within this area.

A pioneering initiative has been created across the Thames Valley, in the Thames Valley Community Dental Services Partnership. The Partnership agreement is a collaboration between Berkshire Health NHS Foundation Trust, Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust and Central and North West NHS Foundation Trust.

We want to improve both our physical health services and our mental health services for veterans. To do this we need your views on what’s worked well and what could be improved.

CNWL Arts Psychotherapies has partnered with Brunel University London Arts and Health to provide the basis for further research in arts therapies and arts-based practices in health and the community

Mill House is currently closed due to flooding. Please do not attend the Hillingdon North Community Mental Health service until the situation has been resolved.

Read the current service specifications for the Grenfell Health and Wellbeing Service and the Dedicated Service.

The Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Integrated Care Board (ICB) met on 30 June 2023 to discuss the planning and delivery of NHS services to improve the health of the population.

Jenny Lanyero, Team Manager of the Brent Health Inequalities Team attended a reception at No.10 Downing Street to celebrate 75 years of the NHS.

The Mental Health Unit at Northwick Park Hospital in Harrow welcomed five police officers from the Police Mental Health Liaison Service on Wednesday 15th February 2023, to provide them with an introductory training session on Trauma Informed Approaches (TIA).

A new Grenfell play by Gillian Slovo is reviewed by Adele Duncan, Occupational Therapist and Deputy Manager Neighbourhood Grenfell Health and Wellbeing Service.

Young NHS service user consultants from the Grenfell Health and Wellbeing Service (GHWS) collaborated with youth community organisation Young K&C to produce a video, featuring people in North Kensington discussing what it means to be resilient.

CNWL’s Volunteer Service has been shortlisted for three Helpforce Champion Awards in 2023, recognising their fantastic contribution to volunteering in the UK’s health and care sector.

The Lighthouse is a mental health assessment centre at Hillingdon Hospital, which provides patients who require emergency care for their mental health an immediate therapeutic environment to be seen by professionals.

Colleagues working in the CNWL Recruitment Team have been shortlisted across three categories for the London Healthcare Support Worker (HCSW) Awards 2023.

‘The Big Conversation’ survey looks in detail at communication, barriers to healthcare, how we can help people prevent poor health, experience of services and includes questions on what support people would like and how and where they would like to access it.

The event, which is paid for by attendees, is open to staff, their family, friends and local community. This years winner was Peter Evelyn, a healthcare assistant who works for the Trust in Ascot Villa, part of Horton Rehabilitation Services.

Nicola Jhumat, the Assistant Director for KCW Urgent Care at St Charles Mental Health Centre writes about the collaborative work she has done with CNWL’s Volunteer to Career (VtC) programme.

Many of the residents in Hillingdon’s Heathrow villages feel that their access to health care locally is very limited, with four out of the five villages having no GP, dentist or pharmacy.

The day is to raise awareness, break the stigma and highlight the support options available for improving health and wellbeing. Research shows 1 in 4 women consider leaving their job due to menopause symptoms (British Menopause Society, 2022). CNWL is a Menopause Friendly employer and was awarded the Menopause Friendly Accreditation established by Henpicked earlier this year.

As part of the Acute Mental Health Public Consultation, there are a series of public events in Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea asking local people’s views about proposed changes to acute mental health services in these boroughs.