NHS housekeeper puts patients and family first
A housekeeper from Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust (TEWV) moved out of her family home into a local hotel for six weeks to provide support to her colleagues.
Join Our Big Conversation
This week we’ve launched ‘Our Big Conversation’ and we’re asking service users, carers, families, staff and stakeholders to share their thoughts, ideas and insights to help us to improve the quality of care we provide for service users, carers and families.
Freephone line for those in mental distress
Calls to our mental health crisis services can be made free of charge on freephone number 0800 0516 171.
Supporting those with mental health problems into work
Employment specialists working within community mental health teams at the trust are helping people with mental health problems to realise their career ambitions.
Chaplains go online to lift people’s spirits
Chaplains have been using online technology to lift people’s spirits during the coronavirus pandemic; exploring new and innovative ways to reach service users, carers and staff.
People in Selby lend an ear to those in emotional distress
Working alongside the trust, The Big Communitea have enlisted the help of over thirty local people to launch a new telephone service, providing out-of-hours emotional support to people living in and around Selby.
Welcome to our new chief executive
Our new Chief Executive, Brent Kilmurray, joins the Trust this week.
Volunteers wanted
We have a number of volunteering opportunities available and are asking local people to spare their time to help us during the current pandemic.
Music aids wellbeing in care homes
We are supporting the roll out of music for wellbeing to care homes across its local area during the COVID-19 pandemic.