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Mother and Baby Unit open evening
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Mental health, News on 14th July, 2017
There are exciting new opportunities to come and work in the new Specialised Perinatal Mental Health Service Inpatient Mother and Baby Unit. Want to find out more? Then come and visit us at the Mother and Baby Unit open evening, Wednesday 19 July 2017, 5pm – 7pm, The Boardroom Wonford...
Welcome to our new website!
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in News on 5th July, 2017
Welcome to our new website! We hope you find the new look, content and improved navigation useful. We would like to thank the people who use our services, carers, families and our staff for helping us to design and create our new site. The new site has many new features combining content,...
Generous donation helps to equip new Cedars gym
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Mental health, News, Recovery and wellbeing on 5th July, 2017
Occupational Therapy staff at The Cedars in Exeter have expressed their gratitude to David Lloyd Exeter after it generously donated equipment to improve what was available in the gyms on the unit’s two wards. Occupational Therapist at The Cedars, Milly Ody, explains: “Physical exercise is incredibly important to the people we support...