We are delighted to announce that Cygnet is the new sponsor of Taunton Town Football Club Stadium for the next two years. Following this partnership, the Peacocks home will now be called The Cygnet Health Care Stadium.
The Occupational Therapy team at Cygnet Hospital Sheffield recently co-produced a Pride event with the young people on the hospital's Unicorn Ward and Griffin Ward. The event coincided with Pride Month, an annual celebration of the LGBTQ+ community.
Congratulations to Amelia Naylor, a support worker at Elston House, who was recently nominated for ‘Apprentice of the Year' by New College Stamford. On the night of the awards Amelia didn’t take home the grand prize but she was presented by the Dean of the college with a Level 2 Award for Excellence.
The Occupational Therapy team at Cygnet Churchill, our mental health hospital for men in South London, have partnered with Re-Instate, a local charity working to trial their W-rap™ pack project.
On 8th-9th June two members of the Cygnet Hospital Harrow team took on the two-day 100km Jurassic Coast Challenge Walk to raise money for the charity Mind.
We are delighted to announce that we have won the Employee of the Year and the Business Collaboration of the Year awards at Wolverhampton University’s Business Achievement Awards which were held at Molineux Stadium on 19th June.
Cygnet Pindar House, our new 22 bed Neuropsychiatric care and treatment facility in Barnsley for men affected by acquired brain injuries, is opening in February 2020. Referrals for planned admissions are now being taken.
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.
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