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World Mental Health Day is recognised on 10 October and this year’s theme, set by the World Federation for Mental Health, is 'mental health is a universal human right.

Black History Month is a momentous occasion to recognise and celebrate the invaluable contributions of black people to British society. It also serves as an opportunity to inspire and empower future generations.

The voting is now open for our People’s Choice Award which will be announced at our annual Time to Shine Awards. This award will recognise individuals who have been recognised by their peers as "Shining Stars" who have gone the extra mile.

The Trust has selected Chasing the Stigma’s Hub of Hope to become our new signposting tool, directing people to life-changing and even lifesaving support.

We are continuing our pledge to support armed forces veterans and their families looking for a career in the NHS.

Fylde Coast residents requiring mental health support will now be able to call the Initial Response Service (IRS) after a helpline number has officially gone live in the area.

We are celebrating awards success after one of our teams scooped an award at a prestigious healthcare event last night (Monday 18 September).

Significant disruption to NHS services is expected as junior doctors and consultants are striking for the first time together.

Our 2023 Annual Members Conference and Annual Members Meeting will take place between 12pm and 4pm on Tuesday, 3 October 2023, at Preston Grasshoppers.

Do you want to represent patients, staff and your community? Are you interested in healthcare? Elections are underway to find 14 new governors at the Trust.

Ahead of Suicide Awareness Day on Sunday, we want to share a poem written by a service user, sharing their experience

One of our mental health doctors is offering advice on how to approach conversations with people who may be in crisis ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day on Sunday (September 10th).