An essential initiative to help Londoners Thrive
The launch of Thrive LDN by the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, is an important step towards improving London's mental health.
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News
The latest news, comment, case studies and insight from the Cavendish Square Group about mental health in London.
For more in-depth information and statistics about London’s mental health, visit our Resources page to read the London Mental Health Fact Book or contact the Cavendish Square Group press office on cavendishsquaregroup@freshwater-uk.com / 0207 067 1595
TV chef helps CSG member Trust put diabetes awareness on menu
CSG member Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust recently held a Diabetes Awareness Day to raise understanding of the condition as part of an ongoing five-year programme to closely combine physical and mental healthcare.
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Mental Health Awareness Week - surviving or thriving?
Mental Health Awareness Week is an opportunity to make sure we all recognise the importance of mental health.
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Ireland’s top mental health specialists benefit from expertise of CSG member Trust
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CSG member Trust welcomes London Assembly Health Committee to specialist service for Deaf people
Cavendish Square Group member, South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust (SWLSTG) has welcomed members of the London Assembly Health Committee to meet with staff and service users at their specialist Deaf services.
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CSG member NELFT helps pioneer ‘duel competency’ nursing
Cavendish Square Group member, North East London Foundation Trust (NELFT), is pioneering a project to combine both physical and mental health training for nurses.
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Response to the Budget
The Cavendish Square Group respond to the Chancellor's announcements on social care in the Spring Budget.
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New “super” database enables major psychiatric research projects
Staff at Cavendish Square Group member Trusts are carrying out cutting edge research using a groundbreaking “super” database.
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New training for mental health nurses aims to reduce mortality gap for people with serious mental illness and physical ill health
Mental health nurses at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust (C&I) are undergoing targeted training to enhance their knowledge of physical health issues and help narrow the mortality gap between people with serious mental illness (SMI) and the rest of the population.
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