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Help shape the future of Lincolnshire’s new community mental health rehabilitation serviceNews -
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Brant Ward in Lincoln is set to reopen following a major £4million refurbishment to improve privacy and dignity for patients.News -
Lincolnshire’s main provider of mental health and learning disability services is holding a recruitment open day for professionals wishing to explore opportunities in the county’s mental health wards and crisis services.Advice and Information -
Read the latest advice and information from NHS England and Public Health England about the Coronavirus.News -
The government is asking people across the country to stay away from, pubs and clubs and stop all non-essential travel and social contact in a bid to slow the spread of COVID-19.News -
Kirstie Brewer from BBC News has written an informative article - Coronavirus: How to protect your mental healthNews -
Staff working for our local NHS are trying hard to prevent the spread of coronavirus and to protect the people of Lincolnshire from becoming seriously ill.News -
Mental health and learning disability services are still here for youNews -
The local community mental health team based in Lincoln has been accredited with the Royal College of Psychiatrists.News -
NHS mental health charity lit up with sale of Lincoln Cathedral photosNews -
Healthwatch Lincolnshire - Have Your SayNews -
Lincolnshire Partnership Foundation Trust (LPFT) is working to show how we can be united in kindness during Mental Health Awareness Week.News -
Two local children lace up their trainers to run 35km for charity during Mental Health Awareness WeekNews -
Have you registered for the FREE Priority Services Register for power and water supply support?News -
Shine Launches redesigned WebsiteNews -
Claire Ryan is telling women to “never give up” after becoming the first female recipient of a regional award which recognises her commitment to studies of construction.News -
Local mental health and learning disability staff have been leading the way in embracing the use of technology to keep in touch and continue effective team working during the coronavirus pandemic.News -
Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (LPFT) has received generous donations to its charity, to help transform sensory gardens for mental health patients across some of their wards.News -
Boredom Buster BookletNews -
The information below was released on Monday 22 June 2020News -
As the UK prepares to mark Armed Forces Day on Saturday 27 June, Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (LPFT) has announced its formal accreditation as a Veteran Aware NHS trust.News -
In these uncertain times, it gives us great pleasure to introduce the Healthwatch Lincolnshire Annual Report for 2019—2020.Report -
In these uncertain times, it gives us great pleasure to introduce the Healthwatch Lincolnshire Annual Report for 2019—2020.News -
Two-thirds of people in England say they are more likely to act to improve health and social care services since the outbreak of COVID-19. You can help improve care in Lincolnshire by joining our campaign #BecauseWeAllCare.News -
The NHS has been in an unprecedented position over the last few months responding to the national coronavirus pandemic. This has had significant and long lasting impact on how the NHS and the Trust develop and deliver services now and in the future.News -
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Patients currently receiving treatment in the county’s mental health units will now be able to have face to face visits with carers, family and close friends.News -
Five priorities for health and careNews -
As many colleagues will know United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust has recently implemented plans to make Grantham and District Hospital a largely COVID-free site during this next phase of the pandemic.News -
Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust’s (LPFT) community mental health team in Spalding has achieved the Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) Accreditation for Community Mental Health Teams (ACOMHS).News -
SHARE YOUR VIEWS ABOUT ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN SOUTH LINCOLNSHIRENews -
As part of the county’s commitment to preventing patients with acute mental ill health needing to travel out of Lincolnshire for their care, Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust will be opening a new female acute treatment ward in the countyNews -
There’s nothing quite like a quick boost to improve our day, so we’ve started #hwlifts – a series of swift and effective ways to feel better fast.News -
We want to help people in danger of self-harm and suicide, making sure they get the support they need. Your story can help.News -
A mental health nurse and ex-veteran from Leasingham in Lincolnshire has won Mental Health Nurse of the Year at the national British Journal of Nursing Awards, which celebrate excellence in nursing and patient care.News -
Healthwatch Lincolnshire want to hear the stories behind the statistics, to know if the Suicide Prevention Action Plan for Lincolnshire will make a difference.News -
Recruiting for Case Studies:News -
Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (LPFT) is holding two online engagement events to ensure services continue to enable people with mental ill health to live well in their community.News -
Organisations and groups that support people to manage their mental health and wellbeing are being invited to pitch for a share of £300,000 community funding.News -
Leading gambling support charity GamCare can now provide specialist support services for gamblers and their loved ones across Lincoln.News -
After nearly six successful years in office Paul Devlin, Chair of Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, will reach his maximum term of office in April 2021 and the Trust is seeking a high calibre replacement.News -
Shout 85258 is a free, confidential, 24/7 text messaging support service for anyone who is struggling to cope.News -
People throughout Lincolnshire are being urged to continue showing their support for the NHS by keeping up some of the positive changes they have adopted since the coronavirus pandemic began.News -
People across Lincolnshire are being reminded that the county has its own confidential mental health and emotional wellbeing helpline.News -
Healthwatch Lincolnshire is pleased to announce that it has launched its “a cuppa with …”