Super Suzanne wins award for staff wellbeing
Suzanne Spence, a healthcare assistant in the learning disability service at the Eastfield Clinic in Scarborough has been presented with a Cavell Star Nursing Award.
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Supporting the development of the Tees Valley Community Mental Health Transformation Programme
One of our involvement members shares how she is playing an important role in supporting the development of the Tees, Community Mental Health Transformation Programme and why she would encourage others to get involved too.
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A decade of Mindfulness at TEWV: supporting staff and patients to thrive
We are celebrating 10 years of delivering mindfulness to thousands of staff and patients across County Durham, Tees Valley and North Yorkshire and York — a journey that began with the vision of one consultant psychiatrist.
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From shop floor to spotlight: Charity shop team takes the prize
An on-site charity shop has been honoured for creating a welcoming community space where patients can also build skills and confidence.
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Success at the double for pioneering Trust project
Congratulations to our amazing STOMP team - who have scooped two awards in one week.
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People with learning disabilities take leading role in new NHS film
A pioneering project to stop the over-medication of people with a learning disability or autism is focus of new film.
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Building a bridge to success
We've been working with a local community organisation to give people skills that may help them access employment.
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Learning Disability Week: Project aimed at tackling over medication is hailed as life-changing
Teesside woman finally feels she "can be me again" after taking part in Trust-backed project.
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Trust ward manager shortlisted for Nursing Times Workforce award
Ward manager nominated for a major award at a ceremony recognising those that have made a positive impact and a difference to others.
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Trust worker wins prestigious award for dedication and commitment to helping others
Award-winner Jude Rose reveals that winning the award was a proud moment - not only for herself, but also for her team and the Trust.
