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Each session is free and available to CNWL staff, patients, carers, non-CNWL staff, community leaders, volunteers and representatives from third sector and grassroots organisations.

Every year Carers UK takes on a mission to raise the profile of Carers on a national scale. They are a non-profit organisation calling for change, recognition, and support. They sit on various Government departments and committees.

Qwell will be available for all adults aged 18+ in North West London and provides access to free, safe and anonymous support through an online mental health community

You can access free, safe and anonymous support through Kooth - an online mental health community provided by qualified practitioners.

The East of England Gambling Service is a free, specialist NHS clinic providing therapy and support to people experiencing gambling-related harms, as well as those affected by a family member’s gambling. We are an approachable, non-judgemental team, with expertise in treating gambling harms and a commitment to achieving the best outcomes for people who use our service.

Rashda Rana SC (Senior Counsel), a commercial lawyer for almost 30 years, working in the UK, Australia, Malaysia and other parts of Asia, has been appointed a Non Executive Director of CNWL.

A number of staff at CNWL’s National Problems Gambling Clinic – Professor Henrietta Bowden Jones, Dr Venetia Leonidaki, Becky Harris and Dr Ryan Kemp have contributed to the book Breaking Free: How to Stop Gambling.

CNWL’s Council of Governors appointed Dr Muhammed Al, known as Mo, as a Non Executive Director, in September.

The Community Diabetes Service in Hillingdon are holding a free screening event for World Diabetes Day on Monday 14 November.

Today is International Non Binary People's Day

A mobile health clinic - The Man Van - is traveling around Brent and will be carrying out free health checks for men in a private and relaxed environment with a focus on prostate cancer.

Jane Hannon, Managing Director for our Diggory Division, will be leaving CNWL in early 2024.

This year, the NHS Forest Awards honoured the remarkable work happening at the community-led garden project on Shannon Ward, awarding it the 2024 prize for Active Community Engagement at a Healthcare Green Space.

As we approach the festive season, please remember that Hub Of Hope, the UK’s fastest growing and most comprehensive mental health support database, is free to use at any point.

CNWL is delighted to announce the launch of Hope in the Community Westminster – a new space for people living or working in Westminster, offering non-clinical mental health support services.

The stars at One Community shined once again on The Playground Theatre stage with their latest performance – an exploration of ‘freedom’ through music, poetry and visual art.

“Attending this course has been the best thing I have done for myself this year[...] I have no doubt that these skills will be valuable in supporting myself, family, friends and my clients in future.”

We have launched Year of the Child; a programme of initiatives that will celebrate and promote CNWL’s large portfolio of children’s services. #CNWLYOTC

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.

A poster on keeping patients moving through Covid-19 and another on increasing the dietetic input into The Older Person’s Assessment Service (TOPAS) were the two winners in the category of Covid and non-Covid safety initiatives during CNWL’s online Safety Conversation Day.