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

  • Flu – a quick guide to getting vaccinated this year

    3 November 2025

    Here’s your essential guide to this year’s programme, including clinic schedules, booking options, group arrangements, and how to enter the prize draw.

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    Rydal Ward recognised for exemplary flu clinic

    27 November 2025

    As a token of appreciation, the team received a special tea, coffee, and biscuit hamper, celebrating their commitment to best practice and patient care.

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    Neurodivergent Colleagues Network

    27 November 2025

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    Thinking of a Career in Psychological Practice? New Book Release: Building a Career as a Psychological Practitioner

    27 November 2025

    A book co-authored by one of our colleagues Elspeth Ward a Supervision Lead and practicing Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner in Talking Therapies will be released on 1 December. Building a Career as a Psychological Practitioner is designed as a practical and accessible guide for anyone interested in pursuing roles such as Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner (PWP), Children’s Wellbeing Practitioner (CWP), Education Mental Health Practitioner (EMHP), or Mental Health and Wellbeing Practitioner (MHWP) - several of which we have here at Mersey Care.

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    Mersey Care staff on Greatest Hits Radio!

    27 November 2025

    As part of our winter health campaign, listen out for Jess, Julie and James who are promoting key winter messages on Greatest Hits Radio.

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    New video message from Jenny Hurst

    26 November 2025

    Our Chief Nurse, Jenny, has recorded an important message for all clinical teams. With flu season starting early and rates in the North West higher than the national average, the risks are real — and rising.