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Newham Community Children's Matron, Rebecca Daniels, has been awarded a BEM (British Empire Medal) for her services to clinically vulnerable and complex children and young people.

Living in poverty can significantly impact people's health outcomes, experience of care and access to services. At East London NHS Foundation Trust (ELFT), we are dedicated to reducing health disparities and ensuring equitable access to care. 

Newham Community Children's Matron and Queen's Nurse, Rebecca Daniels BEM, is undertaking a year of fundraising events in 2025 to support nurses facing emotional and financial crises.

A Health and Safety Group involving service users and carers has been formed by the Trust to promote collaboration in developing and implementing health and safety measures across services.

A Quality Improvement (QI) project from the East London NHS Foundation Trust (ELFT) has been published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) Open Quality.

Two psychiatrists from the Trust will be speaking as part of a webinar about the complexities of Personality Disorder.

Funding of more than £1m has been secured by the Trust to install solar panels at two sites in East London.

A new NHS eating disorder intensive day and virtual service for teenagers has been launched in central Bedfordshire as part of a one-year regional pilot programme.

A counsellor based in Tower Hamlets has been interviewed by leading psychotherapy magazine Therapy Today about her experiences in the NHS.

An anniversary event has been held in Stratford to recognise the successful partnership between Newham Talking Therapies and employment providers Ingeus.