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ELFT organised a Learning Disability Health Needs Assessment Event at Toynbee Hall last week, bringing together a diverse group of stakeholders to explore ways to enhance care for individuals with learning disabilities in East London.

CEO Paul Calaminus has written to all ELFT staff to mark the 75th anniversary of the NHS, acknowledge the innovation, medical, technical and scientific breakthroughs, as well as the pressures, and thank them as the current custodians of the NHS

ELFT proudly joined in the vibrant celebration of diversity and inclusivity at the annual Pride event held in the heart of London.

A programme of school visits has been launched by Bedfordshire Community Health Services (BCHS) to help inspire a new generation of NHS professionals.

The Trust is delighted to be celebrating Disability Pride Month, acknowledging the immense contributions of staff, service users and carers within the community.

Dedicated healthcare teams from two Luton GP practices are set to join the Trust this autumn.

NHS England has worked in collaboration with eating disorder charity Beat to support GPs, primary care and nursing professionals as they work with service users.

A Community Children’s Matron at ELFT has been named as one of 75 nurses and midwives to have made a significant contribution to their services.

Guest blog from ELFT’s Director of Social Work about what National Approved Mental Health Professionals Day (AMHP Day) means to her.

A summer fair was held at the Health E1 Homeless Practice in Tower Hamlets on Friday, 23 June.