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AGM and members' meeting - Hear about our highlights from 2014/15
Posted in News on 8th September, 2015
As well as hearing about the highlights of the last year and having an opportunity to meet our staff and governors, we will also be talking about working more closely with the Police and hearing about how Anything is Possible in our learning disability services. The event will be rounded-off...
Above and Beyond to donate proceeds from Wembley gig in memory of Charlotte
Posted on 7th September, 2015
Earlier in the year a member of our perinatal mental health team, Charlotte Morley, very sadly died. Her brother, Jono, is a member of a very successful band called Above and Beyond. The band has decided to play a gig at Wembley in November and to donate the proceeds to...
Marie’s lived experience gives people hope and leads to Making a Difference Achievement Award
Posted on 7th September, 2015
Marie Ash is using her lived experience of mental health and physical health issues to give hope and promote recovery to others. Her work was recognised at Devon Partnership NHS Trust’s Celebrating Achievement Awards in 2014 and she hopes her story will help others and also lead to more people...