Trust news

We are deeply saddened to share the passing of our much loved colleague, Margaret Fillingham. Margaret dedicated over 25 years of her life to the NHS, serving with commitment, compassion, and resilience. She was a cherished and respected member of every team she worked with and will be fondly remembered for the kindness, warmth, and support she showed to colleagues and patients alike.

The Lived Experience Charter recognises services that champion, embed, and celebrate the expertise of people with lived experience. Of the four possible levels — Working Towards, Bronze, Silver, and Gold — we are incredibly proud to have achieved the highest standard.

On Thursday, 29 January Liverpool School Health team took part in a County Lines event held by Merseyside Police. 100 young people aged 11-13 from schools across Liverpool and Sefton took part in a county lines awareness day aimed at helping young people understand the dangers of drugs and criminal exploitation.

The NHS is raising awareness of SARCs – a specialist service that offers free care and support to anyone who’s been raped or sexually assaulted at any time in their life. They are available to call for an appointment 24/7 across England, however, many rape and sexual assault survivors do not know where to go or who to turn to for help.

Service users on our low secure learning disability ward have been working with their OTs to create pictures in the style of a well known pop artist.