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

A learning disability nurse from West Sussex has been given the prestigious title of Queen’s Nurse, which recognises her contribution to nursing over the past 29 years and welcomes her into an elite group of nurses across the country.

Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust has been rated one of the most research active NHS mental health trusts in the annual league table produced by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR).

Sussex Partnership has become one of the first mental health trusts in the UK to gain accredited ‘Veterans Aware’ status.

A local drop-in centre welcomed Amber Rudd MP to their Hastings branch last week (Friday 14 June) for a special visit to share how they offer help and support to young people.

Our response to sentencing today (Friday 14 June 2019) in relation to a prosecution by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

A local mental health trust that provides specialist learning disability services is marking an important milestone for learning disability nursing.

Local mental health services are teaming up with parkrun throughout the summer to help raise awareness around mental health, stamp out stigma and share information about suicide prevention.

A learning disabilities nurse from Horsham is taking on a marathon challenge to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support this June.

Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation has been awarded an overall rating of ‘good’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and assessed ‘outstanding’ for being caring.