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100 members of staff from Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust took part in the Worcester City Run last weekend to raise awareness of the local mental health campaign, Now We’re Talking. 

Staff from Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust have been recognised for the support they provide to students at a University awards ceremony.

Local NHS leaders have moved to reassure residents over the provision of Tenbury Minor Injury Unit.

The Trust successfully recruited 14 community nurses and healthcare assistants at their recent recruitment event.

A new website has been launched to support people struggling with their mental health to access help, advice and support

From this Saturday, 20^th August, visitors to the Minor Injury Unit in Bromsgrove will have access to X-ray facilities at weekends, as part of an initial 3 month trial.

Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust are reassuring patients that their services remain open, despite a national system outage.

The Herefordshire Perinatal Mental Health Service has been accredited by the Royal College of Psychiatrists.

A local NHS trust has introduced a variety of new initiatives to support the wellbeing of their staff and ease pressures associated from increased living costs.

Split Second, the Bromsgrove based band of 15–16-year-olds have written a new song, called ‘Reach Out’, about the impact of the pandemic on their mental health. It’s core message is to encourage other young people to open up and talk if they are struggling too.

A local clinical neuropsychologist has been recognised with a national award for her work supporting people with dementia.

New posters and a dedicated website signposting mental health support for children and young people across both counties have been launched.