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East London NHS Foundation Trust (ELFT) is committed to providing the best possible care and support to our community.

David Osunbintan, a nurse from Mile End Hospital, was recently sponsored by ELFT to complete his BSc in Adult Nursing over an 18 month period. David was interviewed by the ELFT Communications Team about his experience with the programme.

Kiki Linfoot, a social worker at the Community Mental Healthcare of Older people, (MHCOP CMHT) City and Hackney, did an amazing job of collecting winter coats to send to refugees in Calais.

She will be investured into the Order of the British Empire in recognition of the outstanding contribution she has made to public life and in NHS leadership.

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Staff, service users, partners and voluntary sector organisations (VSOs) came together to learn about collaborative mental health provisions across North East London (NEL), and how the quality of care can be improved across partner trusts.

A research grant of £2.5 million has been awarded to the Trust to manage and deliver a programme to better understand and support those with various learning disabilities (LD).

System partners have been praised for their collective work to increase the uptake and quality of annual health checks for people with learning disabilities.

If you live within the ELFT catchment area and need to access mental health services over the festive period, we’re on hand to support. For adults or a young person in crisis or distress

The team at North Bedfordshire CAMHS have spent the last 12 months working hard to make their reception area more welcoming.