Media Coverage

Two Cygnet nurses have raised over £2,000 for Autism Awareness after taking on a terrifying skydive.

A young woman who received treatment for mental health problems is now supporting others in her role as an Expert by Experience at four Cygnet Health Care services.

A Cygnet care home manager has been thanked for her dedicated service when she retired after nearly twenty years.

Staff and residents from across Cygnet’s services attended the first-ever Cygnet Social Care Sensory Summer Festival in Leicester.

Cygnet has conducted its annual staff survey, revealing that 88% of the staff expressed their satisfaction with working for the company. The survey highlights team spirit, career opportunities, and positive work culture as key contributors to their high level of job satisfaction.

An unused space at Cygnet Joyce Parker Hospital has been transformed into a social hub where patients can relax and socialise.

Staff have said that they are proud to work for Cygnet which has a caring culture and puts the needs of its service users first, according to the latest annual staff survey.

Cygnet Brunel has been rated as ‘outstanding’ in a review carried out by the National Brain Injury Association Headway.

A Nurse from Cygnet Hospital Woking has been shortlisted for the Nursing Times National Awards for her outstanding work supporting people with mental health needs and for taking a lead role in improving diversity and inclusion within the workplace.

Cygnet has officially opened a new hospital to provide support for men affected by acquired brain injury or neurological conditions such as dementia and Huntington’s disease.