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Newham SCYPS' Community Children’s Matron Rebecca Daniels has been appointed to lead a new project with the Queen's Nursing Institute.

Finding work and retaining a paid job can play a significant part in your recovery from mental and physical health problems.
This page has been developed with service users to offer some tips and information to help you in your journey to find work

Children & Young People's Mental Health Week takes place from 6 - 12 February. This year the theme is Let's Connect. There's a range of resources available online to support young people and their families.

Mind BLMK provides a recovery lounges service for the Trust.
They provide support and a safe place for anyone experiencing a mental health crisis.
The service offers free help and advice for anyone 18 or older.

Raising awareness of travel expenses for service users was a key theme discussed at a Trust webinar held to discuss ‘poverty proofing’ by the NHS.

Ukraine’s First Lady Olena Zelenska has visited a children’s mental health unit in east London and held roundtable talks with key stakeholders to address the complex health needs of young people, particularly those affected by war.

ELFT has now successfully linked in with the Shared Health and Care Record in BLMK (Bedfordshire, Luton & Milton Keynes).

ELFT wants to offer service users and patients more choice in how they receive written correspondence from the Trust such as appointment letters. We know that many prefer this option and we are trialing it with some services now!

A talking therapies service for the residents of Bedford Borough and Central Bedfordshire.

This is a new partnership project between London Wildlife Trust and East London NHS Foundation Trust, facilitated through Newham Children and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS).