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An art exhibition at Preston’s Harris Museum by one of our mental health inpatients is a result of art therapy sessions that help to improve wellbeing.

The support available to carers is being highlighted during Carers Week 2021, alongside a celebration of the contribution they make to their loved ones.

Working with Unite the Union, we are the first NHS organisation to sign a new Workplace Charter, which will help employers and trade unions support employees and their family members who may be experiencing harm as a result of gambling.

By taking action to keep non-COVID-19 services going, the NHS has been able to deliver more than 12 million planned operations and procedures, and over 19 million key diagnostic tests, during the pandemic.

Myplace, one of our award-winning mental health services, has received glowing feedback this Mental Health Awareness Week.

One of our dedicated nurses with tremendous drive was bowled over when she was presented with a national Chief Nursing Officer Award at an International Nurses’ Day event.

Clarke Carlisle has thanked NHS workers from the bottom of his heart as part of our Thank You Week at the trust.

In collaboration with Blackpool Teaching Hospitals, we have launched a new Mental Health Urgent Assessment Centre (MHUAC) in Blackpool.

Residents of Lancashire and South Cumbria will now have access to mental health programme, Phoenix Rising, which aims to improve wellbeing through visual art, nature, mindfulness and creative workshops.

Mental Health Crisis Line (MHCL) is available to residents of Lancashire and South Cumbria as national reports reveal a record number of people are suffering with their mental health.

The UK vaccination programme has now delivered over 27 million first doses, 6.1 million second jabs and more than 6,000 lives already have been saved.

We are celebrating winning two top industry accolades at the Health Service Journal Awards on Wednesday 17 March.