This July Cygnet Health Care are pleased to be sponsoring Ryan Anderton’s World Record Cycling attempt. To support Ryan on his journey we are asking our staff to get involved with our own Cygnet Cycles event.
Service users from Cygnet Hospital Wyke's Anderson Ward, an acute service for women, were awarded a 'Highly Commended' rosette for their entry into this year's Scarecrow Festival in the local village of Lower Wyke. The award was for 'Sally Crow', one of two scarecrows the ward created for the festival.
Cygnet Alders Clinic, a rehabilitation service in Gloucester for women with personality disorder and complex needs, has recently made some improvements to their ward environments with the addition of a Tree of Promises and a Tree of Hope.
Service users and staff on Cygnet Hospital Bierley’s Bronte Ward, a low secure service for women, have created their own Recycling Project to minimise the use of plastics on the service.
On Wednesday 5th June guests, including friends, families, local community teams and special guest the Lord Mayor of Stoke-on-Trent, joined staff and service users in celebrating Cygnet St Augustine’s 10th Birthday.
We are delighted to announce that, following a CQC inspection on 20th March 2019, Cygnet Cedars have been awarded Outstanding in all five Key Lines of Enquiry (KLOEs) – Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive, and Well-led.
We are shocked and deeply saddened by the allegations made against members of staff at Whorlton Hall, part of the Danshell Group, which Cygnet recently acquired.
Cygnet Health Care are proud of their positive history of working alongside our commissioners to implement CQUIN schemes. To help achieve compliance, the last year has seen some exciting initiatives at Cygnet.
At Cygnet we understand that the mental health and wellbeing of our staff is just as important as the support we provide for our service users. That’s one reason why we have decided to train Mental Health First Aiders (MHFA) across the business.
On Wednesday 8th May 2019 the team at Cygnet Hospital Wyke sprang into action to aid a member of the public who was in distress.
The service users at Cygnet Hospital Woking, supported by the psychology department, created #BeBodyKind boards to raise awareness in line with this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week theme – ‘Body Image: How we think and feel about our bodies’.
Every day we are inspired by the work our staff do with service users and residents at our services as part of their day to day roles. We want to celebrate their work and recognise when people go above and beyond with acts of random kindness.
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