Phoenix School celebrated World Book Day this year in Roald Dahl style, with education staff members dressing up as characters from the well-loved children’s book, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
A care service in Halifax, which supports adults with learning disabilities, has made one resident's dream come true after arranging for him to go and watch his favourite team, Manchester City, play at their home stadium.
The team at Dove Valley Mews, our residential service in Barnsley that provides support to adults with learning disabilities, are celebrating after the service was rated ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission, with residents describing the service as “10/10”.
A Huddersfield care service which supports adults with mental health needs welcomed a visit from the local MP who described the “incredible” work being done by staff to support some of the most vulnerable members of the community.
Forestwood School celebrated World Book Day on 6th March with the theme "Read Your Way," encouraging reading for pleasure among all pupils.
Well done to the team at Forestwood School after the school was rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted following the latest inspection. Ofsted's report said that young people were supported to become “resilient and independent” thanks to their education at a school described as a “haven” by inspectors.
A former inpatient who accessed support from Cygnet Bury Forestwood after struggling with her mental health since childhood is now using her own experiences to support others in similar situations and to give them hope that recovery is possible.
In a creative collaboration to enhance the environment of Cygnet Kenney House, our new hospital for women in Oldham, Alexandra Elstone, a muralist from Leeds, has been busy adding finishing touches to the hospital's interior with a series of eye-catching murals.
A service user from Cygnet Sherwood Lodge has shared how the care and support he received has given him confidence for the future and equipped him with the tools to manage his mental health moving forwards.
Ella, a service user at Cygnet Nield House, has described life with an eating disorder and how support from the mental health hospital in Crewe is helping her to overcome her battle with food.
A ward at Cygnet Hospital Kewstoke which supports women with personality disorder has been awarded the prestigious Enabling Environments Award from the College Centre for Quality Improvement (CCQI).
Cygnet Hospital Ealing is the latest Cygnet service to benefit from a social hub, giving service users the chance to relax together in a non-clinical environment to aid their recovery.
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