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Programmes from tackling racism to financial advice for service users are included in the Trust’s new annual Population Health Report.
After spending some time on Joshua Ward, you are now moving on, most likely back into the community. Everyone is different and there may be many different reactions and feelings towards leaving the ward.
ADHD can impact different aspects of a child’s life including school, peer relationships, self-esteem, sleep and family life, and professional support may be required.
This page provides information for local residents on the food havens and warm spaces available within the Borough of Luton. The aim is to provide support to people who cannot afford enough food for themselves or their families.
Today marks 25 years since East London NHS Foundation Trust became a single health organisation. And ten years since services in Luton and Bedfordshire joined ELFT. It all started on 1 April but we will be marking the anniversaries all year!
Learning disabilities services in Bedfordshire and Luton are provided by Services for People with a Learning Disability (SPLD).
A public ‘thank you’ has been extended to all service users and carers who attended the first BLMK Mental Health Summit. Experts by experience from across Milton Keynes, Bedford Borough, Central Bedfordshire and Luton took part.
Join the RaCE Network on Friday 14 June 2024, 11am-12pm for a session celebrating the Festival of Shavout!
This service supports individuals with epilepsy within the community, working collaboratively with hospitals, GP practices, community services and the voluntary sector; focusing on self-care and maintaining independence.