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Service users and carers

Service users and carers

Service user and carer information including the services we provide, boroughs where we provide care and where services can be found.  

Our services

Use this section to find details of all the services we provide, including contact details and conditions treated.

Information for Visitors

The latest guidance and updates for visitors to our services.

Key services

Carers information

Information and resources for carers.

Child health

Information and resources to help keep children safe and healthy.

Mental Health Campaigns

Information to help look after your mental health and support the mental health of others.

Domestic abuse - support available

Help and support available to anyone experiencing domestic abuse.

List of all services

Find all healthcare services provided by the Trust.

Support for Armed Forces Veterans

Our commitment to supporting armed forces veterans, from healthcare to employment opportunities.

End of Life Care

How we will support you and your family at the end of their life

Cost of Living Crisis Support

The current cost of living crisis is having a significant impact on the lives of millions throughout the United Kingdom, and beyond.

Mental Health Units Use of Force Act 2018

Every individual has the right to be treated with dignity and kindness in our care.

Eating Disorders Awareness

This page aims to provide information and resources about disordered eating to increase awareness and reduce stigma.

Safety in ELFT

The safety of patients, service users, carers and our staff underpins everything we do. 

Community Connectors Framework

This framework reflects on the role's development so far, establishes role competencies, and provides structured learning and professional development support for Community Connectors and their teams.
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