Carer vows to make sport safer in memory of former Trust patient
The widow of a North East football player has pledged to ensure his legacy will help protect future generations.
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The widow of a North East football player has pledged to ensure his legacy will help protect future generations.
We're delighted to announce that the Humber and North Yorkshire Resilience Hub has been shortlisted for the Staff Wellbeing Initiative Award at this year’s Health Service Journal (HSJ) Patient Safety Awards
New carers urged to "take joy in the little moments" when looked after a loved one.
Former Trust patient inspired by therapy dog visits is now leading the pack with a paw-fect pal of his own
NHS professionals across Teesside have joined forces to host information sessions across Teesside for Learning Disability Week (17 – 23 June).
This Volunteers’ Week we're celebrating the dedicated people (and ‘paw-some’ therapy dogs) who volunteer across our Trust.
One of our Trust’s longest serving colleagues is jumping for joy – after raising thousands for charity with a sponsored skydive.
Xani Bryne, a trainee clinical psychologist at TEWV, is using pedal power to raise both awareness of suicide prevention and vital funds for charity.
Health was at the heart of a unique project aimed at supporting staff as part of a national awareness week.
Read more about the new course delivered by veterans and peers who have been trained by Help for Heroes