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A dedicated member of the Trust's Forensic Services team has been shortlisted in the prestigious Social Worker of the Year Awards 2025.

ELFT, University College London (UCL), Newham Council, Tower Hamlets Council and ActEarly have been named finalist in the Reducing Inequalities and Improving Outcomes for Children and Young People category of the HSJ Awards.

Newham colleagues have been recognised by being shortlisted in the HSJ Awards for improvements to service user and staff experiences.

Colleagues from the John Howard Centre have been shortlisted for an HSJ Award for their work in developing an app for service users in hospital.

The contribution of ELFT and other health and social care providers in improving care for the community has been celebrated at the Tower Hamlets Together (THT) summer fair.

ELFT is proud to develop an innovative programme to sustainably integrate mental health across Primary Care, Oncology and other services using the World Health Organisation (WHO) Mental Health Gap Action Programme (mhGAP).

The contribution of exceptional individuals in improving ELFT services and the experience of care for service users has been celebrated at the Trust’s People Participation Awards.

Sixth form students from across East London have taken part in the Trust's largest work experience week.

Colleagues from ELFT worked together with four other London trusts and four prison services to test a novel response format for assessing risk of future violence using the HCR-20.

A diagnosis of autism affected Christopher Baker in surprising ways. It led him to be involved with a collaborative initiative to improve services