Welcome to Trust wide news 

Here, you will find all of the latest news around the Trust which applies to all staff. 

If you have any news you would like to share, please email the communications team with your story and pictures if available: communications@merseycare.nhs.uk

  • Category: Trust news

    Update on Cheshire and Merseyside’s Dental Improvement Plan – Year 1 Review

    6 March 2025

    Last year NHS Cheshire and Merseyside launched a two year Dental Improvement Plan to help tackle some of the challenges currently facing NHS dental care, a review of the plan can be found below.

  • Category: Trust news

    Irish Traveller Awareness webinar

    6 March 2025

    Irish heritage is deeply rooted in Liverpool and the North West, with 31% of those over 65 identifying as White Irish in Liverpool (ONS 2021). Ahead of St Patrick’s Day, a webinar on 13 March from 10am to 1pm which will focus on raising awareness about Irish Traveller communities and the work of Irish Community Care (ICC).

  • Category: Trust wide support services

    FOI Team of the Year 2025

    6 March 2025

    We’d like to celebrate the news of our wonderful FOI (Freedom of Information) Team, Gio Cerisola (Information Access Manager), Anne Massam and Hannah Smyth (Freedom of Information Officers), recently winning the eCase FOI Team of the Year 2025 Award. The team provides support to the Trust (Mersey Care) and IM.

  • Category: Trust news

    We need teams to join us for the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge!

    6 March 2025

    This year our Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge takes place in June and we’re looking for teams and individuals across the Trust to join us!

  • Category: Community Care

    Supporting children's development for World Book Day

    6 March 2025

    The 0-5 teams already work with Book Start to distribute books to families, at key stages in a child's development. We are today launching a story telling pilot study funded through the Child Health Equity Collaborative and Dolly Parten’s Imagination library. Children on the pilot will receive a book a month for the next three years and parents/carers will be supported to understand how important books and storytelling are for their infant; how even starting to read to your baby in utero can support their brain development.