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Sixteen colleagues trekked to the summit of the fifth highest mountain in Wales in their efforts to raise money in support of Cavell.

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

Cygnet Hospital Stevenage has joined seven other Cygnet Health Care services in receiving the prestigious Triangle of Care accreditation for the work it does to involve carers in the support of their loved ones.

A resident at a social care service in Mansfield is celebrating this Learning Disabilities Week after securing a volunteer position at a local wildlife rescue centre.

An Old Leigh House resident has been described an “asset” by the deputy manager of a charity shop in Southend where is now volunteering one day a week.

A HEAD Chef from a Blackburn mental health hospital will be swimming the equivalent of the English Channel after her husband was diagnosed with stage 4 mouth and throat cancer.

A team of Cygnet workers, led by CEO Dr Tony Romero, will trek one of Wales’ highest mountains to raise funds for a charity which offers much-needed support to nurses and healthcare assistants.

Arcade games, sensory lighting, neon signs and pool tables are just some of the equipment which has helped to transform a clinical space at a Blackburn hospital which supports men with severe mental health needs.

Cygnet Social Care division was announced as the winner of the Specialist Care Provider of the Year – Large Group (20+ settings) category at this year’s HealthInvestor Awards.

Arcade games, sensory lighting, neon signs and pool tables are just some of the equipment which has helped to transform a clinical space at two Flintshire mental health services as part of a unique collaboration between patients and staff.