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A social worker from Ealing who supports women with mental health difficulties and those suffering from eating disorders has been named Social Worker of the Year.

Women in Mexborough who are receiving support for their mental health have entered the spirit of festive giving after arranging and collecting donations for three local charities in the South Yorkshire area.

A service in Staffordshire which supports people living with learning disabilities, mental health needs and autism has been praised by the Care Quality Commission during its recent inspection after residents said they “couldn’t be happier” with the standard of care they received.

Responding to the recent report “No wrong door: a vision for mental health, autism and learning disability services in 2032” issued by the NHS Confederation today, Dr Tony Romero, CEO of leading healthcare company Cygnet Health Care has lent his support to the visions and themes outlined.

This Mental Health Awareness Day, two service users from a Macclesfield service which supports adults with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs have spoken about how they have overcome their difficulties thanks to support from Cygnet Health Care.

Service users with mental health needs have spoken of the positive difference a music programme has made to their ongoing recovery.

Three students at Cygnet Hospital Bury’s Excel & Exceed Centre have had their artwork chosen to be included in the annual Koestler Art Exhibition at the Southbank Gallery in London.

A Sheffield hospital which supports young people experiencing a mental health crisis is celebrating after one of its wards was officially recognised with a new accreditation for the positive difference it makes to young service users.

A London hospital which provides support for men with mental health difficulties was praised for its “outstanding” practice in offering service users paid roles to aid their recovery during its latest inspection by the Care Quality Commission.