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This year is the 15th annual National Apprenticeship Week, hosted by HM Government Apprenticeships. The theme for 2022 is 'build the future', which highlights how apprenticeships can help individuals to develop the skills and knowledge they need to embark on a fulfilling career, as well as helping businesses to develop a skilled workforce with the skills required for the future.

We're holding a series of virtual workshops to help inform the development of our new public website.

Bexhill residents are to get their first opportunity to see local NHS plans for building a new 54 bed mental health hospital for adults and older people services on a site in Mount View Street by the end of March 2024. Drop in events postponed due to weather warning.

A local mental health worker has been recognised for their training achievements at the Sussex Apprenticeship Awards 2021.

Patients, carers and NHS staff have gathered to mark Carers Rights Day at a local mental health hospital in East Sussex to celebrate the amazing job carers do to support their loved ones through mental health difficulties. 

From Monday 20 December, Sussex Partnership’s vaccination clinic at Swandean, and from Wednesday 29 December their vaccination clinic at Sussex Education Centre, will be open to members of the public for Covid-19 vaccination walk-in appointments.

In the summer we launched our brand-new careers website and have now added some extra features to make it even better!

Two Sussex patients have co-written a chapter in a new book focusing on the issue of hearing voices along with an expert from Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.

Local mental health services have been recognised by the Carers Trust ‘Triangle of Care’ programme for their continued efforts and commitment to improving the way they work with family and friend carers, and have now been awarded the next level of accreditation status.

NHS Charities Together has awarded Heads On, the charity for Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, more than £800,000. The funding will be used to address health inequalities, deliver suicide prevention initiatives and enhance supportive hospital discharge across Sussex.