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Our community living skills mental health team has helped one determined man tackle a severe hoarding disorder, following increased episodes of depression and anxiety.

As part of our ongoing review of how mental health services are accessed across Pennine, we have joined forces with Lancashire Police to pilot a new service.

Today we launched the first issue of our We Are LSCft magazine.

Here they are… our Trust Time to Shine Staff Awards finalists for 2021! And, they’re already all winners – having taken first place in their categories in their own localities.

Over half (59%) of children and young people are experiencing mental health stigma, as a result of peer pressure

Lancashire’s stop-smoking service, Quit Squad, is encouraging smokers across the county to ditch cigarettes this Stoptober and embark on the journey towards breaking the habit for good.

Public sector workers across Lancashire and South Cumbria are being urged to ‘check-in’ on how they’re feeling ahead of World Mental Health Day.

The new award is a chance for you to nominate an individual or team working at the trust who has gone the extra mile.

Secretary of State for health and social care, Sajid Javid prioritised a visit to Blackpool’s Mental Health Urgent Assessment Centre (MHUAC), following its success in bringing down admission rates during an increase in demand for mental health services.

A local woman has hailed one of our mental health services by raising much-needed funds following personal struggles with stress and trauma.

We are celebrating after being shortlisted for two top industry accolades at this year’s Health Service Journal (HSJ) Awards.

Our new rehabilitation service in Wesham, Lancashire is seeing new developments every week.