You may have heard of a new initiative called Right Care, Right Person, which may change the way...

You may have heard of a new initiative called Right Care, Right Person, which may change the way...
We believe providing high quality mental health care for everyone is fundamentally important....
The Montpellier Allotment Project Team celebrated success at the national Design in Mental Health Community Awards when they received a ‘Highly Commended’ in the Outside Space of the Year category.
As part of our work to reduce missed appointments and ensure that only those who need our service...
Our talking therapies service (formerly known as Let’s Talk) is moving into St Paul’s Medical Centre in Cheltenham.
CaSA (Care and Support Always) is a new monthly support group for carers of patients of Charlton Lane Hospital (whether current or recently discharged).
Members of the Montpellier Allotment Project Working Party embarked on an...
Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal visited our newly developed therapeutic allotment in...
We're inviting young people across the county to work with us to improve our services. We're...
'Arts Psychotherapies' is an umbrella term for the four professions working psychologically and...
As part of our ongoing commitment to addressing issues of diversity and inclusion within the...
Local artists have used street art to mark the launch of On Your Mind Glos and to help raise...
It’s Children’s Mental Health Week 7-13 February 2022 and we’re taking the opportunity to raise awareness of the support available if you feel you or they need it.
For years the Montpellier allotment and green space at Horton Road, Gloucester, has provided an...
Our Gloucestershire Home Safety Check Scheme team is getting into the festive spirit and sharing...
World Mental Health Day is led annually by the World Health Organisation, and is aimed at raising awareness of mental health issues.
We're raising awareness of suicide and suicide prevention as part of World Suicide Prevention Day...
The first call for help takes courage. If you or someone you know is struggling with their mental...
February marks the beginning of LGBT History Month 2021, an annual month-long celebration of the LGBT+ community and a time that is used to raise awareness of issues facing lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender people.
A new campaign is being launched to encourage people across Gloucestershire to ‘Be Well’ and...
A survey of over 2,000 UK adults by the Mental Health Foundation found that while 42 percent of people are feeling hopeful, happy or excited about the festive season, 27 percent of adults in the South West are feeling anxious or stressed.
As we head into a second national lockdown in England, we’ve put together ten top tips that be of use when looking after your mental wellbeing over the next month.
Louise Forrister details the challenges of managing infection control in mental health settings throughout a pandemic.
I was recently asked to write this blog about men in the ‘Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic'...
Children and young people, parents, carers and health and social care professionals in...
A 24-hour a day, seven day a week helpline is now available for anyone in Gloucestershire...
A project in Gloucestershire aimed at improving access to cervical smear tests for women with...
Following on from the successful engagement sessions in October 2019, the Clinical Commissioning...
A senior allied health professional from Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust has...