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Mental Health Awareness Week (13-19 May) this year is focused on how important movement is for our mental health and we have produced some tips and a video to help support people to take some moments of movement for their mind.

By Sam Tyrer, Head of Change Talks As a parent of two young children (three and one), I am often amazed at their never ending amount of energy. I am also certain that we all, as parents or carers have thought to ourselves “I wish they would sit down for a minute”.

World ME Day falls in May - meet Joanne McLoughlin.

Did you know we have a specialist ME and CFS service?

The Trust is currently experiencing technical issues with communication systems across some services.

“Know the signs and seek help if you are struggling” is the advice to pregnant or new mums from a lead clinician at the Trust.

People living across Lancashire and South Cumbria have been urged to get repeat prescription orders in early ahead of the upcoming bank holiday.

Meet Luke, who is the Trust’s Senior Graphic Designer who has worked for the NHS for just over three years.

Cassandra Batterby is a technical instructor at the therapeutic resource centre at Guild Lodge in Whittingham, near Preston.

We are proud to announce that Shelly Brierley who works as a social worker in our Chorley community mental health team has received a nationwide award in recognition of their outstanding contribution to the social work profession.

We are pleased to announce that from Monday (1 April), a site in Whalley formerly known as ‘Calderstones’ to many in the local community, was transferred to us from our partners at Mersey Care.  

Congratulations to our Community Roots Project Co-ordinator Shaun Everitt who is a double award winner!