Jinny & Hannah – Carer and Cared for
Prior to lockdown and Covid19, Mum Jinny on the right in the photo and daughter Hannah were busy as volunteers actively involved in face to face Training with our Involvement,...
1st Class Arnold Lodge’s 6 monthly Involvement, Experience and volunteering report
In our Trust we recive 2 Involvemnt and expernce reports each year from all our Forensic Services. The Head and Deputy head of Involvement along with myself review all these...
Remembering a special person.
Back in June we said goodbye to a dearly loved volunteer from the Trust. Glenis had been within the Trust for many years and worked tirelessly for the patients and...
John & Christopher Lockdown Life & ‘Losing It’
John is an unpaid carer and uses his lived experience as an Involvement Volunteer at Nottinghamshire Healthcare Trust. He looks after his son Christopher. Through January and February 2020 Channel 4 broadcast a...
Supporting Patients with Autism Spectrum Disorder within High Secure Forensic Services.
Supporting Patients with Autism Spectrum Disorder within High Secure Forensic Services. Rampton Hospital is the single provider for High Secure Services in England and Wales for men who suffer from...
Another fantastic story of the commitment from our Trust staff and befrienders at Rampton Hospital.
In these dark days being in hospital has really paid its price on some our the most vulnerable people in our society and those are receiving care and support from...
Poetry Corner
We were recently sent some poetry from one of our service users. Their Occupational Therapist told us "The author has struggled in the past finding meaning and purpose in their...
Hello, my name is Amanda
Hello, my name is Amanda. I'm a carer. Hello My Name is Amanda Most of my life I have had mental health issues and often put others first. When I moved into a flat...
Thank you for making a difference
I joined the Involvement, Experience and Volunteering Team as a Volunteer Support Officer in January 2017 and it’s fairly safe to say that three and a half years ago, I...
Looking back…Moving Forward
WHAT A DIFFERENCE