Cygnet Bostall House rated ‘Good’ across all five areas following CQC assessment
The men with learning disabilities have praised the support they receive from staff at Cygnet Bostall House, with one person describing the team as “really supportive”.
The men with learning disabilities have praised the support they receive from staff at Cygnet Bostall House, with one person describing the team as “really supportive”.
Cygnet has celebrated outstanding occupational therapy practice across its services, with six individuals and teams recognised at the 2026 Cygnet Occupational Therapy Awards.
Cygnet Social Care is celebrating after being named Specialist Care Provider of the Year - Large Group at the National Care Awards 2026, recognising its commitment to quality and significant growth across its specialist care services.
Pegasus Ward at Cygnet Hospital Sheffield has achieved Autism Accreditation from the National Autistic Society, recognising the team’s commitment to providing high-quality, person-centred support for autistic young people.
Cygnet sponsored the Nursing in Mental Health category at this year’s Nursing Times Awards, recognising the contribution of nurses working to improve mental health care across the UK.
Colleagues at a mental health hospital in London are reflecting on the difference they have made to the lives of those with mental health needs, as service users relocate to a new Cygnet Health Care hospital.
Professor Tony Romero, Cygnet Group CEO, has been shortlisted for Complex Care Leader in the HealthInvestor Power List 2026, recognising his leadership and contribution to the development of mental health and social care services.
A support worker who empowers adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs to live independently has been named a finalist in the Health, Medical and Social Care category at the Multicultural Apprenticeship Awards 2026.
Cygnet Hospital Harrow is celebrating after achieving the Triangle of Care Star 1 Award, with carers saying they feel listened to by staff delivering mental health support to their loved ones.
Rhyd Alyn in Wales has been praised for its approach to patient care, rehabilitation and support for families following an inspection by Health Inspectorate Wales (HIW).
Jamie-Leigh Dakin has been appointed Co-Clinical Lead for the Children and Young People's Mental Health (CYPMH) High Intensity Clinical Network, a nationally influential role that will help shape the future of specialist mental health services for children and young people across England.
A mental health hospital in Colchester is celebrating its beloved pet therapy dog who has been described as “a bridge to emotional recovery”.
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