Mersey Care is one of only three Trusts in the country to provide high secure services, with our catchment area covering Wales and the North West and West Midlands of England. We also provide medium and low secure services, community forensic services and mental health services in a number of prisons, including HMP Liverpool. Many of our services are located on Maghull Health Park, which offers one of the largest concentrations of clinical expertise in secure care in Europe and we have locations in Liverpool, the Ribble Valley and Hollins Park in Warrington.
As well as mental health care, we offer specialist learning disability services providing treatment for adults with a learning disability or other development disorder. We support people with significant and complex needs both in inpatient settings and through community based services.
Services
Our stories
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Congratulations to Jonathan Richardson – shortlisted for Student Nursing Associate of the Year
25 February 2026
Secure care student nursing associate Jonathan Richardson has been shortlisted for Student Nursing Associate of the Year at the 2026 Student Nursing Times Awards.
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Indigo: Library Reconfiguration
24 February 2026
Works to reconfigure the library in building on Maghull Health Park will start during week beginning 9 March. This will take a number of weeks. The majority of the building will be completed out of hours but staff should be aware of the work affecting access to IT equipment there.
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AHPs lead health and wellbeing event at Rowan View
13 February 2026
Allied Health Professionals at Rowan View hosted a health and wellbeing event bringing teams together to highlight multidisciplinary care. Interactive stands, a patient-led booklet, and a visit from Barney the therapy dog helped support understanding, collaboration, and patient involvement.
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It’s official: Anthony’s a star
9 February 2026
Anthony Roberts has been named a Rising Star during National Apprenticeship Week by tutors at Hugh Baird College. A Student Nursing Associate in Secure Services, Anthony was praised for his warmth, commitment and ability to connect with patients - showing how life experience and apprenticeships can change lives.
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Pop goes Hodder Ward
6 February 2026
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.
