On Thursday 24th November we launched a new carers’ passport to improve the experience of those looking after adults with mental health and learning disabilities. The launch took place at the first Regional Carers Network event held at Cygnet Churchill. The event was a celebration of Carer Rights Day and featured presentations from a range of expert speakers.
On Tuesday 22nd November we held the first annual Cygnet Safeguarding Conference and National Awards Ceremony. The conference was held virtually with presentations from individuals in our care, Cygnet staff, NHS staff and speakers from various external organisations.
In April we launched the 2023 Cygnet Health Care Calendar Competition and asked our service users and residents from across the country to submit their paintings, drawings, photographs and arts & crafts projects to be featured.
Congratulations to Stephen Lowrie, a mental health support worker at Cygnet Hospital Woking, who has spoken of his pride at being selected to represent his country at the upcoming Masters Rugby League International Festival.
Service users from Cygnet Cedars have been working with West Midlands Police to help the police understand the needs of people with learning disabilities. Together, they created a document using inclusive language that would help those with learning disabilities understand their rights and entitlements if they are arrested.
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