News and events

Service users and carers are playing a growing role in shaping mental health services across Norfolk and Suffolk, with their contribution to improvements highlighted at Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust's Annual General Meeting (AGM).

I want to start my blog as always with our monthly TALK Awards for colleagues. We love to publicly congratulating our colleagues as we welcome our TALK awards winners and runners up to our Board meetings. Huge congratulations to our winner for July, Kirk Wilson, our Trust Family Liaison Officer, and to our July runner up, Trudi McManus, Senior Team Administrator in City Anchorage team based at the Julian hospital. Well done to both of you and thank you for all you do for the people we serve. 

As organisations across the world prepare to mark World Mental Health Day on 10 October, Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) is highlighting the importance of listening to people with lived experience through the story of Great Yarmouth resident Shaun.

Percy Mupemhi is harnessing the challenges in his career to help build a better future for the growing global majority workforce in healthcare.

Chief Nurse Anthony Deery, Lewis Burton, Senior Leadership, Learning and Organisational Development Manager, and Clinical Team Lead Williams Babalola, cycled in the region of 210 miles to raise awareness of good mental health and wellbeing and £3000-plus for charitable funds.