News and events

Newly-registered mental health nurses are receiving gold standard guidance from Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) as they start their working lives.

A hospital project in Norwich is aiming to create “lasting shifts in mental health settings” with world-class artworks.

Making sure our colleagues, partners and local communities see and feel improvements in outcomes and experiences

Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT)’s participation team worked with service users to co-produce the young people’s participation booklet.

NSFT’s Talent for Care team has received a gold quality award for the standard of work experience it offers, opening doors to future employment and apprenticeships.

Nearly 200 people attended a Mental Health Awareness Evening at the Norfolk Lounge at Carrow Road on Thursday, 18 January hosted by Norwich City Fans’ Social Club.

Today (18 January 2024), the Norfolk Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee (page 41 onwards) will discuss an update in relation to actions being taken following publication of the review of mortality recording and reporting in mental health services in Norfolk and Suffolk (June 2023). The same report will also be discussed in public at the Suffolk Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee on Wednesday 24 January 2024.

I am delighted that we are starting 2024 as we left last year – continuing with our commitment to significant, sustained improvement.

A new campaign has been launched yesterday (9 Jan) to raise awareness of an expanded support service for armed forces veterans.

Mental health services and organisations in Norfolk will be joining together at Norwich City Football Club for a night of unity and support.