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To mark Children’s Mental Health week on (4-10 February), we have partnered with First News, the award-winning national newspaper to encourage children, young people and adults to look after their bodies and minds.

Time to Talk Day on Thursday 7 February was marked across Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust.

Community Psychiatric Nurse Amy Harcombe is aiming to inspire young people to train as healthcare professionals and join her in the NHS.

A Bushtucker Trial organised by Trust colleagues at a Derby secondary school saw students challenged to try new foods – and finding out they quite enjoyed them.

Two furry friends have taken up residence in a highly desirable two-storey apartment at Audrey House in Kingsway Hospital in Derby.

Trust service user Emily is running her Reverse Advent appeal this year to collect special items for service users in the Radbourne Unit to receive at Christmas.

Time to Talk Day 2020, on Thursday 6 February, aims to challenge the stigma that can still exist around mental ill health by encouraging everyone to make time to talk to colleagues, friends or family about what might be bothering them.

Two-thirds of staff at Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation staff would recommend the Trust as a great place to work, according to the annual NHS National Staff Survey.

Colleagues, service users, carers and partner groups got together to help Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust mark Time to Talk Day.

Skilled engineers at Toyota in Burnaston have worked with universities to turn their talents to the design and manufacture of new PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) for healthcare staff in Derbyshire.