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Shirebrook Care Service Teams Up with Local Charity to Reduce Food Waste
A Shirebrook care service which supports men with learning disabilities has teamed up with a local charity to reduce food waste and provide meals to those most in need.
Download ReleaseTy Alarch Receives Glowing Report in First Ever Inspection
A care service for women in Merthyr Tydfil was praised by Care Inspectorate Wales in its first ever inspection after opening just six months ago.
Cygnet Hospital Bury Support Local Homeless Charity
Kind hearted staff and service users from Cygnet Hospital Bury have been collecting and donating items for Barnabus Christian Homeless Charity.
Disneyland Dreams Come True for Dundee Woman
A Dundee woman with a learning disability has spoken of how her dreams came true after staff at her support service enabled her to visit Disneyland Paris as part of her birthday celebrations.
Cygnet Hospital Beckton opens new PICU service for women
A hospital in London has opened a new ward to support women struggling with their mental health.
New neuropsychiatric service in Widnes opening in summer 2024
A new hospital for men suffering with brain injuries will open in Widnes this summer.
Service users take a ‘trip around the world’ with Cygnet Elms
A Birmingham care service which supports women with learning disabilities took a ‘trip around the world’ to celebrate the different cultures of staff.
New Supported Living Service Opens in Leeds
A new supported living service has opened in Leeds to provide support to adults with learning disabilities.
Cygnet Carer Ambassador Recognised in New Year’s Honours
Cygnet Group Carer Ambassador Matthew McKenzie has been awarded a British Empire Medal (BEM) in the New Year’s Honours in recognition for his work with carers.
Cygnet Appletree Takes Part in Shoebox Appeal
A female mental health hospital in Durham is supporting the Samaritans Appeal to send gifts to children in need around the world this Christmas and it has an extra special significance for one patient.