Service users from a Wolverhampton service which supports men with mental health needs joined forces with their local church to provide food and essential items to the local community through a food bank donation.
Cygnet Hospital Maidstone has launched a cooking academy to help service users struggling with their mental health prepare themselves for independent living and to promote healthy eating habits.
Cygnet is proud to be a sponsor of the Louise Smalley Challenge Walk. The Louise Smalley Walk is an annual sponsored challenge walk, 40 miles in length and so far, they have raised over a quarter of a million pounds for local charities and good causes.
A Huddersfield service which supports individuals with learning disabilities has taken proactive steps to support Earth Day and promote environmental awareness amongst its residents
An exhibition featuring artwork by service users struggling with their mental health was held recently at Cygnet Hospital Maidstone.
Congratulations to Matthew McKenzie, a Carer Ambassador at Cygnet, who has received a British Empire Medal in recognition of the work he does to support carers and highlight the life-changing work they do.
We are delighted to announce that we have increased pay for all our permanent staff at entry level to match the Real Living Wage (RLW) both inside and outside of London.
We were delighted to recently welcome a visit at Cygnet Churchill from former Liberal Democrat MP Sir Norman Lamb, the current Chair of South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust.
Five colleagues from Cygnet Hospital Harrow have completed the challenge of their lives by trekking 122km in 55 hours, tripling their initial fundraising target in support of individuals with autism.
All of us at Cygnet extend a huge congratulations to Mold Alexandra FC who lifted the Cymru North Cup at the weekend after beating Llandudno at Denbigh’s Central Park.
We are delighted to announce that Cygnet Grange and Cygnet Lodge, our Neuropsychiatric care and treatment services in Nottinghamshire for men, has been rated ‘outstanding’ in their recent review by Headway, the Brain Injury Association.
Staff and young people from Cygnet Hospital Sheffield recently took part in a Spectrum Colour Walk ahead of World Autism Acceptance Week to raise money for the National Autistic Society.
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