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A&E is expected to be busy this Easter bank holiday weekend.

The Trust has launched an innovative Digital Life Coach Training Programme to address the growing issue of digital exclusion, especially among those accessing mental health services.

ELFT is leading the way in workplace inclusion and wellbeing by become the first NHS trust at this scale to provide free period products inside toilet cubicles.

A Women's Health Network for Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes has been launched, aiming to put women's health at the forefront of the agenda and provide better support for women across the region.

Six ELFT staff joined 20,000 runners in the London Landmarks Half Marathon on Sunday 6 April collectively raising £4,000 for the ELFT Charity. You can still donate by clicking on their names highlighted in blue below!

Film premiere explores neurodiversity, lived experience and compassion in healthcare.

A Luton-based colleague who supports people with memory difficulties has been granted a research fellowship to delve deeper into neurological conditions.

Stakeholders have gathered at an afternoon workshop to help create and implement the Green Plan for the next three years, 2025-2028.

As part of the UK-Africa Health Summit 2025 and in collaboration with Global Health Partnerships (GHP) formerly known as THET, we were pleased to welcome a delegation from the Zimbabwean Ministry of Health and Child Care.

Today marks 25 years since East London NHS Foundation Trust became a single health organisation. And ten years since services in Luton and Bedfordshire joined ELFT. It all started on 1 April but we will be marking the anniversaries all year!