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Together with Gilling Dodd Architects and our main contractors, Integrated Health Projects (IHP), the Trust has been successfully shortlisted for Best Acute Design at the Healthcare Design Awards.

One of our respected learning disability nurses with over 30 years of experience was recently presented with a prestigious award for many years of commitment to community nursing and patient care.

Design of our 10-year masterplan vision for the former Calderstones site at Whalley has commenced.

We are encouraging staff, service users and the public to reach out if they are struggling with their mental health this festive period.

Most GP practices and pharmacies will be closed or have limited opening hours over the Christmas and New Year bank holidays, so making sure you have enough medication at home to cover the festive break is really important.

We are an inclusive employer, and we take time to recognise our colleagues’ achievements, so this week we celebrated our international nurses and allied health professionals (AHPs), more than 60 global majority leaders from across our Trust gathered for an end of year conference.

We are pleased to announce that we have been recognised in our commitment to becoming a fully inclusive organisation and employer.

The latest version of Shine, dedicated to our recent Time to Shine Awards, is now available for you to view.

Blackpool played host to LSCft’s annual Time to Shine awards last week as colleagues, service users, partners and sponsors descended on the town’s iconic Winter Gardens for a night of celebration to mark the outstanding work carried out by the Trust over the last 12 months.

We’re proud to announce that our Reconnect: Care After Custody Team won the gold award for Adult Services Team of the Year at the Social Worker of the Year Awards in London on Friday (8 November 2024).

We recently held our first remembrance service since taking over our site in Whalley, formerly known as Calderstones, to honour the site's history as a former military hospital and those across Lancashire and South Cumbria who have given their lives, ahead of Remembrance Sunday.

Have you accessed crisis care via the NHS 111 mental health service?If you have used the service, NHS England would like to hear your feedback about your experiences and the support you received.