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It is really important that we all look after our mental health and emotional wellbeing and would know what to do or who to contact if we were having a difficult time. To help start a conversation with children and young people, this autumn Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) in Sussex are inviting children, young people and professionals to make a ‘mental health promise’.

Businesses and organisations across Sussex and Hampshire are being urged to make their staff SAFE this World Suicide Prevention Day (September 10) by downloading and printing handy new information cards.

This year to mark world suicide prevention day (Tuesday, September 10), Sussex Partnership’s Chief Medical Officer Dr Rick Fraser is entering the Cycle around the Globe challenge 2019 – and calling on colleagues across the Trust to do the same.

Are you interested in learning more about the NHS mental health services delivered across Sussex and Hampshire?

A specialist mental health service for children and young people in Hampshire has been shortlisted in multiple categories at a national healthcare awards ceremony.

A consultant physiatrist who works with children and young people in Worthing has been nominated for a top honour in the Royal College of Psychiatrists 2019 Awards.

A specialist eating disorder service for children and young people in Hampshire has been shortlisted for an award that recognises excellent practice in mental health services.

Martin Diver, a mental health nurse from Crawley, has been shortlisted for a national award in recognition of his work with armed forces veterans across Sussex.

Students from the pioneering Sussex Recovery College gathered in Hastings recently to celebrate their graduation at a special ceremony. 

People living in and around Chichester are invited to an NHS event to input into proposals to improve the quality and safety of mental health services for adults, older people and those living with dementia.