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The community mental health transformation is underway, with nine new teams made up of a range of colleagues providing different services in place.

Cellyn Posadas provides psychological support for residents within secured services at HMP Onley, Northamptonshire as an Assistant Psychologist. Having joined TeamNHFT in July 2020, the Trust is delighted to be able to support Cellyn to complete her doctorate in Psychology at the University of Birmingham.

In a newly created video, nursing staff join NHFT leaders to highlight the important role and approach NHFT’s Specialist and Secured Services takes in caring for patients in a secure setting.

As part of the largest vaccination roll-out our country has ever seen, it is essential that everyone has access to the COVID-19 vaccine in order to protect themselves.

On Monday 19 July the Government is lifting most of the COVID-19 restrictions currently in place. However, Public Health England’s infection prevention control guidelines and hospital visiting guidance are set to remain in place for all staff and visitors

Collaborative work between Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (NHFT) and mental health charity, Mind, is ensuring individuals across the county receive enhanced mental health provisions.

Work is underway to deliver the Community Mental Health Transformation programme in Northamptonshire, which began in April 2021. Just three months into the three-year long transformation programme, there are already key milestones which the project has achieved.

Over the last year, NHFT’s Children’s Services, Communications and Participation Teams together with young people, parents, and carers, have co-produced a children’s digital hub on NHFT’s website. The exciting new hub will launch very soon.

Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (NHFT) is celebrating the role service users have in developing its services as part of ‘Co-production week’

We want to take reflect on our journey in 2020 into 2021, celebrating how teamNHFT and our volunteers rose to the changes and adapted so quickly to enable the safety and continued care for our patients, service users and carers.