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No Mow May, liberate your lawns!
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in #ProudofDPT, Mental health, News on 22nd May, 2023
No Mow May is an annual campaign calling on all garden owners and green space managers not to mow during May to provide a space for nature. Since the 1970s the UK has lost 97% of rich flowering meadow to development. This affects pollinators such as bees and butterflies as they...
Celebrating International Nurses Day 2023: Our Nurses, Our Future
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in #ProudofDPT, News, Nursing on 12th May, 2023
International Nurses Day is celebrated annually to honour the invaluable contributions of nurses to the healthcare sector worldwide. This year's theme is "Our Nurses. Our Future." which aims to address the global health challenges and improve global health for all. The theme highlights the importance of learning from the lessons...
Do you have your copy of Strengthened by Storms?
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in #ProudofDPT, Mental health, News, Recovery and wellbeing on 2nd May, 2023
It has been six weeks since the launch of Strengthened by Storms, a collection of personal stories of recovery from people working in Devon mental health services. Those who have read the book have been deeply moved by its contents and some have kindly taken the time to share the following: “Each personal...