Lift yourself out of loneliness this Mental Health Awareness week
Mental Health Awareness week is an annual event which focuses on achieving better mental health across the UK. Taking place across 9-15 May, the theme this year is loneliness.
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Two TEWV employees journey to Poland to deliver humanitarian aid for Ukrainian refugees
A special shoutout to two TEWV employees, Gary Matfin and Teri Sanders, who made an epic journey to Poland to deliver a van full of humanitarian supplies to refugees in Ukraine.
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Deaf Awareness Week
2-8 May is Deaf Awareness Week and this year’s theme is ‘inclusion’. The Northeast Mental Health and Deafness service is raising awareness of the importance of supporting people who are deaf / deaf blind to access mental health services and to help them feel involved.
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Service ‘going for gold’ after award recognition
Our Talking Changes IAPT service in Durham and Darlington has been awarded for its commitment to promoting a healthy lifestyle to its employees.
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Nominations for our governor elections are open
We’re seeking people who are committed to supporting our mental health and learning disability services
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Trust’s Recovery Academy helping to change lives
A previous inpatient at Roseberry Park in Middlesbrough has used the Recovery Academy to learn new skills and qualifications as part of their recovery from mental illness.
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TEWV scoop a special award for leading the way
Our Tees Valley community mental health transformation team have picked up the Leading the Way for Change Award at the Healthwatch South Tees STAR Awards.
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50 years’ service for community psychiatric nurse
A community psychiatric nurse at Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust (TEWV) waved goodbye to the trust last week as she headed into retirement after 50 years’ service.
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Supporting Autism Acceptance Week
We are supporting World Autism Acceptance Week 2022. The week takes place from 28 March to 3 April.
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Signing of the Armed Forces Covenant at West Park Hospital
Trust staff and members of the Armed Forces attended West Park Hospital in Darlington yesterday to witness the trust signing the Armed Forces Covenant.
