“The mental health of infants should be viewed as no less important than their physical health. Positive mental health in infancy is an essential part of healthy development and achieving greater life outcomes”
-Georgina Cooper, Perinatal Mental Health Nursery Nurse at Rotherham, Doncaster and South Humber (RDaSH) NHS Foundation Trust.
Exploring the potential; the development of our Disabled Staff Network.
– Liesel Dickinson, Diversity, Inclusion and Wellbeing Adviser at North Lincolnshire Council.
“Volunteers make a huge difference in our local communities by providing vital help and support to great causes. Volunteers’ Week is an opportunity to thank and to celebrate our volunteers, to promote local opportunities, and to highlight the many benefits volunteering can have for individuals.”
-Drew Richardson, Volunteer Centre Manager at York CVS.
“Small changes repeated each day can go on to make a huge transformation to a person’s health and wellbeing and can help to reduce the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.”
Danielle Alderson, Health and Wellbeing Coach for the Healthier You NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme in the Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership.
Humber and North Yorkshire Heath and Care Partnership’s Designate Chair, Sue Symington shares a video message on this celebratory day of International Nurses Day 2022. Find out more about activities and events taking part today here. If you’re interested in a career in Nursing visit We Are The NHS to find out more about opportunities … Read more
“One thing I’ve learned is the difference between feeling alone and feeling lonely – and how you can feel lonely in a crowd full of people, but quite peaceful and content when alone.”
– Jack Moore, Marketing and Communications Lead at Hull and East Yorkshire Mind.
“Perinatal mental health problems are common, early identification and treatment provide good outcomes to mothers, their babies, and families. There are a wide range of services available to offer support and interventions including the specialist perinatal mental health service.”
-Katy Morley Specialist Perinatal Mental Health Service Development Manager.
“Each new life, no matter how brief, changes the lives of those mothers and families. As a service we aim to support and improve psychological well-being for those affected by their experiences.”
– Corrina Matthews, Maternal Mental Health Service Manager at Hull University Teaching Hospital Trust
“We know that to improve the health of our population it’s incredibly important our staff are looked after too, we are committed to helping staff improve their health and wellbeing.”
-Jade Jenkins, Health and Wellbeing Project Manager at Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership.
“We are currently working on an engagement strategy to ensure children and young people and their families are central to all that we do.”
– Karen McNicholas, Programme Manager Children and Young People Transformation Team.
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