Grants on offer to improve support for people with mental health illnesses
Funding available to encourage people with lived experience and local partners to develop improved access to local support.
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Pioneering mental health hub to be piloted in York
Pilot mental health hub supported by TEWV will pave the way for how people access mental health services in the future.
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Trust helps photographer focus on picture perfect future
Photographer and YouTuber James Hines snaps up new career with help from our Trust.
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Care home liaison hub becomes ‘Playlist for Life’ certified, helping to unlock memories for people living with dementia
Durham and Darlington care home liaison hub and wellbeing service have recently completed the ‘Playlist for Life’ professionals training - learning how personalised music can play a key role in helping people living with dementia.
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Funding to help support wellbeing of health and emergency staff on offer
Information workshop to be held on October 19th to help people apply for funding to support the mental wellbeing of front-line workers
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Festival to mark World Menopause Day
First ever Festival dedicated to all things Menopause to be held this week.
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Project to break down mental health barriers for military carers launched in UK’s biggest garrison town
Pioneering project to support civilian and military unpaid carers is first of its kind - and supported by TEWV.
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Dedicated Trust staff celebrate success in prestigious national awards
Congratulations to our colleagues across the Trust who were nominated for their hard work and dedication at the Positive Practice in Mental Health Awards 2022.
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Our staff working with prisoners honoured with awards
Congratulations to our colleagues working with prisoners who were presented with Certificates of Excellence at the North East Prison After Care Society (Nepacs) Ruth Cranfield Awards.
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Mental health champion praises his local IAPT
A York mental health YES (York Ending Stigma – Let’s Talk Mental Health) Champion who struggled with depression has praised the treatment he received from his local Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) service.
