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With World Book Night taking place across England this weekend on Sunday 23 April, CNWL’s Community Nursing Frailty Team Manager, Lorraine Dean provided160 copies of Paris for One to patients and staff in the Windsor Intermediate Care Unit.

We’re holding an in-person event on Thursday 18 May at Trust HQ hearing from our psychological professions about some of the innovative work going on within the Trust including CAMHS, paediatrics and the Gaming Clinic.

Congratulations to our CNWL nurses who were awarded the prestigious title of Queen’s Nurse today, during the Queen’s Nursing Institute (QNI) annual Awards Ceremony at Friends House in London.

On his first day as Chief Nursing Officer for England, Duncan Burton visits CNWL’s Camden Community Services.

CNWL’s Urgent Community Response (UCR) team in Camden has been shortlisted for a Nursing Times Award in the category of Sustainability in Nursing and Midwifery.

We’re pleased to announce the appointment of Michele Gardner as our new Clinical Lead for the Community Independence Service (CIS). Michele is bringing over 25 years of nursing experience with her, and joined CIS three years ago; currently our Borough lead in Kensington and Chelsea.

The CQC has published a report on our community health services for adults, covering three district nursing services in Hillingdon.

The Single Point of Access (SPA) provides one number and one email address for referrals and enquiries for the following adult physical health services in Milton Keynes: • District Nursing • Continence • Tissue Viability Nurses • Frailty Team • Virtual Ward • Twilight Nursing

CNWL are delighted to announce that Amanda Pithouse has been appointed to the role of Chief Nursing Officer.

CNWL’s Professional Nursing Council meeting on Tuesday 14 June heard about a great project that improves healthcare for vulnerable people with diabetes and heart conditions.

Community Health Care Assistant, Bettelle Joseph, is a winner of this year’s Royal College of Nursing (RCN) London Rising Star Awards. Bettelle is part of the team at CNWL’s Hunter Street (Camden Integrated Community Healthcare).

Looking after your sexual health is an important part of your wellbeing, and access to these services is extremely crucial for young people.

Over 40 delegates from Brazilian healthcare provider Unimed, visited Hawthorn Intermediate Care Unit, reflecting on the changing picture of health and social care and what it looks like in North West London.

CNWL’s Addiction Recovery Community in Hounslow (ARC Hounslow) won the prestigious ‘Team of the Year’ award at the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) ceremony at Liverpool Cathedral on Friday 10 November.

Milton Keynes Urgent Community Response (UCR) Teams are multi-disciplinary clinicians who respond to a crisis in somebody’s home (including residential and nursing homes), saving them an unnecessary admission to hospital.

On Wednesday 1 December, Fatima Elguenuni, CNWL Community Consultant, and Robyn Doran, CNWL’s Chief Operating Officer, were interviewed by Dan Wellings, Senior Fellow, at the Kings Fund Annual Conference about Grenfell and coproducing services with the community.

"The activities are therapeutic and I am able to express myself and learn new skills."

Maria O’Brien, Chief Nurse at CNWL has announced Nursing Leadership changes for two of CNWL’s Divisions - Diggory and Goodall.