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Cygnet Hospital Maidstone has become the ninth Cygnet Health Care service to receive the Triangle of Care accreditation for the work it does to involve carers in the support of their loved ones.

Staff at Cygnet Cedars, a Birmingham-based care service for women with learning disabilities, took to the skies in their fundraising efforts for a local charity which supports children with learning disabilities.

Patients, staff and loved ones at Cygnet Maple House, a mental health hospital in Nottinghamshire, held their first summer festival, dubbed Maple Fest.

A mental health hospital for children in Sheffield held an end of year prom to celebrate all of the hard work that students have put into their academic endeavours over the past school year.

The manager of a hospital which supports men with brain injuries is making a splash and swimming 15 miles over the course of 30 days to raise much-needed funds in support of those living with Alzheimer’s.

Clinical space at a Birmingham service for men with learning disabilities has been transformed into a ‘social hub’ equipped with games, sensory lighting and neon signs as part of a collaboration between staff and patients.

Young people hospitalised with mental health needs are receiving an education which is restoring their “hope for the future” according to Ofsted inspectors who rated a Coventry school Good in all areas.

Nearly 300 staff and residents attended the first ever Cygnet Social Care Sensory Summer Festival.

Cygnet’s annual staff survey has revealed that 88% of staff enjoy working for the company with colleagues highlighting team spirit, career opportunities and a positive work culture as reasons for their high level of job satisfaction.

Tabley House recently held their annual garden party, a day of summer fun for residents, staff and families.