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Service Development Strategy for 2006-2009
Posted on 22nd December, 2005
The Trust's Service Development Strategy for 2006-2009 was approved at the Board meeting at the end of November. Printed copies are now available and will be distributed across the Trust, to service user and carer groups and other external stakeholders.The strategy sets out the Trust's desired direction of travel for...
Concerned about your memory?
Posted on 15th December, 2005
People living in the Totnes area are being given the opportunity to attend a free event to learn more about the process of ageing and its effects on the memory. The half-day event is open to anyone over 65 years of age, carers, volunteers and professionals working with older people. It...
First steps towards Foundation Trust status
Posted on 12th December, 2005
Devon Partnership NHS Trust has confirmed that it will be among the first mental health and learning disability providers in the country to apply to become an NHS Foundation Trust. At the Trust’s November Board meeting, there was unanimous agreement that it should proceed with an application to be part...