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From 1 September 2024, the services will be delivered Vaccination UK, who will be in contact with schools to arrange future sessions.

Mapping out who you can contact and for what and when, with names/emails/numbers ready for when you need them is so important. When we need support our ability to do this well is often greatly reduced. Luckily for you what is available from CNWL for their staff is mapped out on the Health and Wellbeing page on Trustnet, so all you need to do is think about your individual additions

50 people joined us for this Year of the Child session, where Melissa Beaumont (Lead Nurse and Clinical Lead for Children and Young People) gave an overview of the youth justice system and the types of young people they come into contact with.

How people access emergency care in North West London has changed, with ‘NHS111 First’ helping them to get the right care, in the right place, more quickly.

From 1 January 2025, dermatology services will be provided by Stony Stratford Dermatology Primary Care Outpatient Clinic.

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.

CNWL’s Domestic Abuse Headline Event, themed "Connecting Stories, Changing Systems", brought together professionals, survivors, and advocates to talk about the need for collective action against domestic abuse and male violence.

We have decided to relocate our Milton Keynes Headquarters to a new building at the Open University Campus. The new address is: Charles Pinfold Building, Walton Hall, Milton Keynes, MK7 6AA

Congratulations to Nicole Gluckman, Andrew Eagle, Maria Michalitsi and Nicola Reynolds, who have recently published an article in the Community Mental Health Journal.

Taking extra precautions during the colder months is essential for staying healthy and preventing illness. This page includes some tips, ideas and information to help manage some of the challenges you might face during the winter season.

From Wednesday 9 December Horton Rehabilitation Service will have new telephone numbers.

Our newly appointed Community Navigators work with young adults to offer an individually tailored service to meet their needs.

There will be a Trust Board meeting on Wednesday 9 November at 10am on Zoom. Find out how to join.

Nataly’s story forms part of There’s a Place for You, a series of films from our CAMHS service.

LGBT+ history month programme of events

The MK Integrated Discharge Hub has been set up by Milton Keynes University Hospital, Milton Keynes City Council, and CNWL. The three organisations have been working together over the past year to develop this initiative to make the experience of leaving hospital even easier for patients and their families.

The Young Adult Community Navigator Service provides emotional and practical support to improve the mental health and wellbeing of young adults aged 16-25.

Junior Doctors’ Industrial Action

The Milton Keynes Community Mental Health Hub brings together a wide range of mental health professionals working together as a multi-disciplinary team who can provide evidence-based health and social care interventions. With service users at its heart, our aim is to deliver excellent care at the right time with a mutual focus on recovery.

Milton Keynes Urgent Community Response (UCR) Teams are multi-disciplinary clinicians who respond to a crisis in somebody’s home (including residential and nursing homes), saving them an unnecessary admission to hospital.