To all our volunteers: where would we be without you?
As far as seeing the great work of volunteers in our organisation, we are very lucky to have front row seats. We see their generousity – in giving their time,...
“Sharing our journey represents the hope that people do move forward in their recovery” – Parent2Parent Volunteering
Although no two families have the same path, it is about understanding another’s situation empathically through shared experience.
Why do I volunteer? Abbie, volunteer in young people’s services
I decided to become an NHS volunteer because, after being a patient for the CAMHS Eating Disorder team for three years. I wanted to give something back to the service...
From hard times to inspiring others – volunteering in young people’s eating disorder services
by Richard Marsh, Hopewood In 2019 our CAMHS Eating Disorder team identified that we had a lack of young people and families involved in our service. To address this we...
I’m still Jonathan!
Yes that’s right, I’m still Jonathan but I have a different role in the Involvement, Experience and Volunteering Team! I’ve moved away from managing the Involvement Centre and I’m working...
Volunteer Spotlight: Ann
What is your name? Ann Incerti What is your volunteer role? I visit 1 hour per week with my therapy dogs. Where do you volunteer? I volunteer at the CAMHS...
Have Your Say! Child & Adolescent & Perinatal Service Changes
Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust wants your views about proposed changes to Child & Adolescent Mental health Services (CAMHS) and Perinatal Mental Health Services Please follow the link where you...