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You may already know Tina, as the Service Director for our CAMHS and Eating Disorder Services. In this video, Tina shares her experience of working within CAMHS, and what drew her back to CNWL.

Meet Sheik, CNWL’s CAMHS Out of Hours Specialist Mental Health Practitioner who shares his experience of working in the team.

Dr Ritu Mitra, CNWL’s Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist shares her experience of working in the team, what she finds most rewarding about her job and why CAMHS is so important

CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services) have worked with children and young people, their families and other professionals to develop a collection of animated stories that give you tips on how to support young autistic people.

Welcome to Hillingdon Talks, Moves, Plays: the Children’s Integrated Therapy Service (CITS). We are a team of Speech and Language Therapists, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, technicians and administrators, who deliver a community service for children and young people aged 0 to 19.

Brent Under 5s Children’s service is now up and running

Camden Council’s children’s services have been rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted, placing Camden as one of the best performers in the country.

New icons have been created to identify Hillingdon Talks, Moves, Plays, and they will be used across existing digital channels such as the website, social media and leaflets.

This map shows our portfolio of services and where these are provided across North West London, North Central London, Milton Keynes and Surrey.

The NHS would like to know your views on how this service could be provided in future.

A new service is being piloted in Brent, Harrow, Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea that is jointly funded by CNWL and Primary Care Networks (PCNs). The service aims to improve access to mental health support in the community for children and young people within the principles of the THRIVE Framework.

On the ninth day of the White Ribbon Campaign, CNWL’s School Nursing, 0-19 Services and Health Visiting teams committed to prioritise the prevention of domestic abuse.

From Wednesday 9 December Horton Rehabilitation Service will have new telephone numbers.

Sarah Hulme is the new Service Director for Camden and north west London Tri-Borough services. The Service Director leads physical health services in the two areas of the Trust, including the Community Independence Service, Camden Integrated Adults, and Inner London Children’s Services.

In November, CNWL will be launching a Year of the Child campaign; a programme of activities that will celebrate and promote our large portfolio of children’s services. We want to showcase our expertise in this area, working with parents, carers and young people to gain insight into their experiences.

Jo Collins is our new Head of CYP and Family Services for Inner London and will be leading Camden children’s services and the BiBorough School Health Service.

Over 40 people joined us for the latest Year of the Child session; an introduction to sensory awareness.

We have two upcoming Year of the Child sessions, which will be run by the Pride@CNWL Staff Network as part of LGBT+ History Month.

This Year of the Child session will focus on methods of engaging vulnerable young people with drug and alcohol services who have been exploited into county lines and gang culture.