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Gloucestershire Health and Care
NHS Foundation Trust
Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust provides joined-up mental health, physical health and learning disability services to people of all ages across Gloucestershire. We do this in our hospitals, in community buildings and primarily in people’s own homes.
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Browse a list of all our services, locations and conditions:
- Cardiac Rehabilitation
- Carers Information
- Care Home Support Team
- Charlton Lane Centre
- Charlton Lane Inpatient Services
- Children and Young People Services
- Children In Care Health Service
- Children’s Community Nursing
- Children’s Complex Care Team
- Children’s Occupational Therapy
- Children’s Physiotherapy
- Children’s Speech and Language Therapy
- Cirencester Hospital
- Cirencester Memorial Centre
- Colliers Court
- Community Assessment and Treatment Unit (CATU) at Tewkesbury Hospital
- Community Hospitals
- Community Learning Disability Team
- Community Nursing (Integrated Community Teams)
- Complex Care at Home (Integrated Community Teams)
- Complex Leg Wound Service (Integrated Community Teams)
- Complex Psychological Interventions Team
- Criminal Justice Liaison Service
- Crisis resolution and home treatment team
- George Moore Community
Clinic - Gloucestershire Royal Hospital
- Gloucestershire Recovery in Psychosis
(GRiP) - Greyfriars
Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit
- Later Life Team
- Laurel House
- Learning Disabilities
- Learning Disabilities Health
Facilitation Team - Learning
Disabilities Inpatient Services - Learning Disabilities Intensive Support
Services - Leckhampton
Lodge - Let’s
Talk - Lexham Lodge
- Lexham Pavilion
- Living With a Mental Health
Condition - Lydney and District
Hospital - Lymphoedema Service (Integrated
Community Teams)
- Palliative Care Occupational
Therapy - Panic Attacks / Panic
Disorder - Park House
- Parkinson’s Team
- Perinatal Mental Health Service –
Gloucestershire - Personality Disorders
- Phobias
- Physiotherapy – Adult
- Physiotherapy –
Children’s - Physiotherapy (Integrated
Community Teams) - Podiatry
- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
(PTSD) - Pregnant Women and New
Mothers – Mental Health - Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit
(Greyfriars) - Psychosis
- Pullman Place
- Schizophrenia
- School Nursing
- Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
- Self Management
- Sexual Health
- Sherborne House
- Sleep Issues
- Southgate Moorings
- Specialist Physiotherapists in
Neurology - Speech
and Language Therapy – Learning Disability - Speech and Language Therapy – Adults
- Speech and Language Therapy –
Children’s - Social Care (Adult)
- Stanway Centre
- Stress
- Stroke Early Supported Discharge
Team - Stroud General Hospital
- Telecare
- Telehealth
- Tewkesbury Community Hospital
- Tissue Viability (Integrated Community
Teams) - Transition to Adult Care: Ready, Steady, Go – coming soon
- Tyndale Day Centre
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We have opportunities available for experienced and newly qualified staff.
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Our research
Our team participates in national and local studies.
News & Views
Read the latest news from Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust
New Associate Non-Executive Director for Trust
A new Associate Non-Executive Director has been appointed to the Trust board. Tracey Thomas brings over twenty years' experience working within and alongside the NHS across patient experience, community engagement, programme leadership, digital transformation and...
World Heart Day 2026: Don’t Miss a Beat
World Heart Day takes place on Tuesday 29 September, providing an opportunity to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease and the importance of looking after our heart health. This year’s theme, ‘Don’t Miss a Beat’, encourages us to see the signs, protect our hearts...
Non-Fatal Strangulation: there is no safe way to strangle
A campaign has been launched to raise awareness of the dangers of non-fatal strangulation. Non-fatal strangulation is the application of pressure to the neck that restricts airflow or blood flow. It can occur in a range of contexts, including assault or during...