Cygnet Newham House rated ‘Outstanding’ in Well Led
Cygnet Newham House, a hospital in Middlesbrough which supports women affected by brain injuries, has had its leadership rated ‘Outstanding’ following an inspection by the Care Quality Commission.
Cygnet Newham House, a hospital in Middlesbrough which supports women affected by brain injuries, has had its leadership rated ‘Outstanding’ following an inspection by the Care Quality Commission.
To mark Deaf Awareness Week 2026, Cygnet Health Care celebrated the achievements of Dean Chester, a Maintenance Manager at Cygnet Bury, who has become the organisation’s first deaf Maintenance Manager.
A dedicated support worker from Hope House has been shortlisted for a national award recognising excellence in care for older people with learning disabilities.
Patients at Cygnet Hospital Maidstone have been using creativity and craftsmanship as part of their recovery, showcasing handmade woodwork to raise funds at a Spring Craft Fair.
Cygnet Hospital Sheffield has successfully maintained the Carers Trust accreditation, recognising its commitment to embedding carers in its adolescent mental health services.
To recognise World ME Day, Megan is sharing her story to highlight the realities of living with a long‑term, invisible disability.
This Mental Health Awareness Week, Dr Salim Matta explores why taking action matters for mental health, and how early steps can support wellbeing.
In this blog for Autism Acceptance Month, Dr Somya Pandey explores her own recent diagnoses of Autism and ADHD and how a lifetime of questions finally found their answers.
For World Autism Acceptance Month, Eddie shares his experiences of living with autism, from life before his diagnosis, to the challenges he faces today, and the things that matter most to him.
In this video Shane Mills talks about how important it is for nurses to feel part of a wider profession and to come together to learn, develop and share good practices.
After a brain injury in 1997 which left her in a coma for three weeks, Laura has spent almost 30 years in services. Three years ago Laura was admitted to Cygnet Newham House and has made such great progress that she is now looking to move into supported living. This is Laura’s Story.
Ella received treatment at Cygnet Nield House after her eating disorder escalated during lockdown. In this honest and insightful film, she speaks about the early signs, the impact of secrecy and denial, being admitted to hospital, and the support that helped her rebuild her life.
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