Phoenix School, the education provider for all young people admitted to Cygnet Hospital Sheffield, recently held their annual end-of-year prom, celebrating the achievements and hard work of all of their students.
We are proud to introduce our latest Cygnet Impact Report which showcases our successes over the past 12 months and how we continue to improve the lives of those in our care.
A young woman who was hospitalised as a teenager for mental health struggles is now working to support other patients and help them to see there is “light at the end of the tunnel”.
A clinical space at Cygnet Cedars has been transformed into a ‘social hub’ equipped with games, sensory lighting and neon signs as part of a collaboration between staff and service users.
On Friday 12 July approximately 130 residents and more than 150 Cygnet staff came together at Saffron Lane Athletics Stadium in Leicester for the very first Cygnet Social Care Sensory Summer Festival.
Former Cygnet Bury Forestwood service user Allie joined Dr Laurie Van Niekerk as they jointly presented Mulberry Ward’s Journey to CAMHeleon accreditation. We also had another amazing achievement, when a service user on Mulberry Ward won the QNIC Art Work competition.
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.
IMPACT, the NHS-led Provider Collaborative in the East Midlands for low and medium adult secure mental health services, has published several achievements it has secured over the last 12 months, of which Cygnet is proud to have played its part.
Well done to the team at Cygnet Brunel who are celebrating after the service was rated ‘Outstanding’ in its recent review by Headway, the Brain Injury Association.
The annual Yorkshire & Humber Network event is always a highly anticipated day, with service users and staff working together throughout the year to plan and prepare.
Congratulations to Kirti Paik-Inkar who has been shortlisted in the Ann Shuttleworth Rising Star category at the Nursing Times Awards.
Young people hospitalised with mental health needs are receiving an “exceptional education” according to Ofsted inspectors who have rated Phoenix School at Cygnet Hospital Sheffield 'Outstanding' in all areas.
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