We are deeply saddened to hear the horrific news from Hainault. Our thoughts are with the victims and their loved ones at this extremely difficult time. 

NELFT is part of My Care Record, an approach to improving care by joining up health and care information.

NELFT is introducing an extended seven-day week infant feeding support service in Thurrock.

The North East London NHS Foundation Trust is part of an innovative virtual ward project that aims to reduce hospitalisations, waiting times and costs.

We are delighted to announce that Harjit Bansal, Cherrise Chand and Cathrine Lund of the ED&I team have won a prestigious award for their "Building Community Capacity" project. 

We're leading important research into the use of the digital tool, Be Body Positive, to improve young people's relationship with food and body image. Any young people aged 11-19, caregivers and professionals can get involved.

NELFT is urging people to get protected with the seasonal COVID-19 Spring 2024 Booster.

Are you a resident of Tilbury living with diabetes? You’re invited to participate in a free 15-week programme designed to enhance your health and wellbeing.

The Thanet Emotional Wellbeing Team, a team of specialists trained to help children at school with their emotional wellbeing and mental health was celebrated at the Trust’s annual awards earlier this month.

An event to raise awareness of carers central role in the lives of patients, in the health system and wider society was organised by the North East London Foundation Trust in Newbury Park last week.

Colleagues gathered at Orsett Hall in Essex for our annual staff Make a Difference awards, where the highly commended and winners of nine categories were announced.

We are delighted to announce that registrations for the Research and Development Conference 2024 are now open.

North East London Foundation Trust Equipment Co-ordinator, Rianna Curley, is the first member of staff to have a service animal to support her at the Trust.

The NHS across mid and south Essex is committed to ensuring that local healthcare services meet the needs of our community now and in the future.

Kent and Medway Mental Health Support Teams (known locally as Emotional Wellbeing Teams Kent and Emotional Support Teams Medway) work in schools and closely with wider education services to support with the emotional wellbeing and mental health of children in school.