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The number of children and young people needing help and support for their emotional health and wellbeing across Sussex grows every year. This is likely to have increased further, and at a faster rate, due to the ongoing crisis we are all facing with coronavirus. 

Set yourself a personal challenge and raise money to help your local NHS mental health services during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Local mental health services have launched an inspiring and informative film to raise awareness of emotionally unstable personality disorder, also known as emotional intensity disorder, and address frequent misunderstandings of the diagnosis.

A mental health and learning disability NHS trust covering Sussex and Hampshire is the best performing trust within England for providing digital appointments for patients during the coronavirus lockdown, ensuring those that need extra support continue to receive it.

Our Chair Peter Molyneux writes about how Covid-19 shines a light on racism within our society.

Specialists from Sussex and Hampshire Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) are offering helpful tips and guidance to parents and children about going back to school, and how to manage the new feelings and emotions they have experienced during the coronavirus lockdown.

A new e-wellbeing website has been launched to support children and young people with their mental health across Sussex.

A message to staff from our Board of Directors.

A statement from our Board of Directors about the impact of Covid-19 upon Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities.

A community mental health nurse has got back together with his singing partner to share their version of The Beatles track 'All my loving', as a thank you to the fabulous NHS.