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A new film, using mindfulness techniques, has been launched to try and improve road safety amongst young drivers in Sussex.

Occupational therapists and students at Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust will be taking to social media to raise the profile and to attract new people to their profession. The event is part of this year’s Occupational Therapy Week, organised by the Royal College of Occupational Therapists (RCOT). 

A man who ran five marathons in five days is set to virtually run the New York Marathon to raise money for local NHS mental health services Covid-19 Relief Fund.

A children's psychiatrist based in Worthing has been nominated for a presitigious national award for the second year running.

A final rallying call is being issued to help promote 10 ways to mental wellbeing for World Mental Health Day.

People are being urged to get involved in a mental health campaign to help promote 10 ways to mental wellbeing, which already has the backing of several organisations

Our Ethnic Minority Staff Network are leading our Black History Month celebrations this year with our first Black History Month online festival.

Early on in the Covid-19 outbreak, student nurses in their third year of study were called to join NHS colleagues in the fight against coronavirus. Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust welcomed 44 Aspirant nurses to its team to provide care to patients at this challenging time, and now 38 of these nurses will be staying on as qualified members of staff in permanent roles.

Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is paying tribute to a much-loved mental health nurse, who passed away last week after contracting Covid-19

We are sad to share the news that one of our nurses, Wilbald Tesha (known as Tesha), died last week in hospital as a result of Covid-19.