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Our feet have 26 bones, 33 joints and more than 100 muscles, but how many of us know the importance of podiatry and foot care?

Since its launch in 2019, the formerly named Recovery College has been coproduced alongside service users, staff and community members, and we are delighted to announce the latest development. From today the service will be renamed as Community Roots.

Lancashire’s specialist stop smoking service, Quit Squad, is encouraging smokers across the county to know their numbers and begin their journey to a smoke free life.

Our staff will be able to train for real-life scenarios in a safe environment using their new simulation suite.

In 2020 Shaesta Saleem sadly experienced her own grief, but since then has used this life-changing moment to inspire, educate and help others. 

Read how struggles during his early years and time in the prison system turned into a tale of recovery and reform for Martin Sullivan who went from one of our service user to a mental health professional, loving partner and doting dad.

Karen Palmer takes us through her journey from a school leaver with a handful of GCSEs, to her current role as a senior research nurse.

GSCE results day can be a stressful time for young people especially if they are left feeling disappointed. Sam Tyrer wants parents and carers to help students protect their mental health this results day.

A green fingered team of patients volunteers and staff from the Trust have brought home gold for the second year, scooping a top prize at Southport Flower Show.

We went face to face with our Pastoral Support Worker, Julie Webster who supports healthcare support workers.

People across Lancashire and South Cumbria are being reminded that consultants are set to strike this week in the run-up to the bank holiday weekend.

The latest version of our Trust magazine, Shine, is available for your viewing pleasure.