From the shadows of trauma to beacon of hope – Jem’s carer journey
An unpaid North East carer who has succeeded against the odds is using her inspirational story to help others.
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Young brothers talk about looking after their mum – Carers Week
Brothers Sloth and Benny love their mummy and give her a teddy to squeeze when she feels overwhelmed.
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Occupational therapy assistant raised over £500 to support our patients
Ewan MacRae completed a 5k run to raise funds for the people he cares for at our Springwood Unit in Malton.
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First NHS Augmented Reality mental health crisis training simulator
Our Trust and Teesside University have co-developed a new Augmented Reality (AR) mental health crisis simulation training app.
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Mum who faced double tragedy calls for more help for carers
A Trust medical secretary has transformed her personal struggles into a source of support for carers facing similar challenges.
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Young carers Poppy and Rae talk about looking after their sister
The world of teenagers Poppy and Rae turned upside down when their sister was diagnosed with psychosis.
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Carer Alayne finds peace in painting – Carers Week
Alayne, 80, has created a painting reflecting the peace and tranquillity carers need to seek in tough times.
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New poster shines spotlight on importance of carers
A poster putting the voices of carers front and centre is to go on show across the Trust.
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Young carer Monica talks about looking after her brother – Carers Week
Nine-year-old Monica helps care for her brother and wishes on dandelions for him to get better.
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Caring is much more than just a job to matron Claire
A modern matron who juggles full-time work with caring admits it can sometimes be a lonely role.
