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Five separate ELFT teams have been named as finalists at the annual Heath Service Journal (HSJ) Awards.
A colleague who works across the community in Bedfordshire has received a nursing award for her caring and compassionate approach to end-of-life care.
The first year of a pioneering neighbourhood mental health pilot in Tower Hamlets has been marked with a conference attended by colleagues and partners.
We are pleased to see the Government announcement to expand community mental health support across England.
A new NHS mental health crisis house has opened in Bedford, providing a safe, welcoming alternative to hospital admission for adults experiencing a mental health crisis.
Awaiting and receiving exam results can bring a wide range of emotions. Some young people may feel excited and relieved, while others may feel disappointed, anxious, overwhelmed or uncertain about what happens next.
People from across Bedfordshire and Luton came together at Bedford International Athletic Stadium on Friday 31 July for the third Bedfordshire and Luton Wellbeing Games.
A Bedfordshire service has made an online bulletin board for the local community to learn about support for people who have been affected by birth loss and trauma.
The Trust will be joining a national scheme that will explore how an anti-racism framework can be integrated into the Triangle of Care.
The Wellbeing Games take place at Bedford International Athletic Stadium, Barkers Lane, Bedford, MK41 9SB, on 31 July 2026, 10am-4pm. The event is free and no booking is required.