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We’re thrilled to announce the Trust’s Perinatal team, have won the Skills for Health “Our Health Heroes” award for the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Champion category! The national awards for the healthcare workforce, Our Health Heroes recognises and honours the hard work carried out daily by thousands of staff across the UK. The team were recognised for their efforts to develop and support, equity, diversity and inclusion initiatives. This included working with minority ethnic communities to increase awareness of perinatal mental health support available to mothers by producing a film as part of their community outreach work.

Progress highlighted in newly published Equality Report, which aligns with the Trust strategy priority ‘Putting people first’.

West London NHS Trust have been working hard with staff, patients*, carers*, and communities to progress plans to implement the Patient Carer Race Equality Framework (PCREF) from April 2025 which is…

NHS Trusts from across the country came together to discuss improving safety in mental health. A special event was held at the Royal College of Psychiatrists head office and was chaired by the Trust’s Chief Nurse, Stephanie Bridger.

Today marks the 75th birthday of the arrival of HMT Empire Windrush on 22nd June 1948. Where 1027 passengers, largely from the Caribbean, boarded the ship to start a new life in England.

This year’s Black History Month is a time to shine a light on our shared British history and tell the whole story honestly and truthfully, to decolonise and reclaim history, and tell stories…

This Co-production Week, we’re shining a spotlight on how collaboration between service users, carers and staff is shaping the Patient and Carer Race Equality Framework (PCREF) at West London NHS Trust.

Find out about work the Trust is doing via its Armed Forces Staff Network to provide employment opportunities, care and treatment and equality initiatives for veterans, their families and anyone with a connection or interest in the Armed Forces.

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) is seeking views to inform a new 10-year mental health plan to level up mental health across the country and bring greater equality to mental and physical health.

Dr Amrit Sachar, Liaison Psychiatry Consultant, and RCPsych Presidential Lead for Equity and Equality has played a key role in shaping a new national position statement from the Royal College of Psychiatrists calling for greater action on menopause and women’s mental health.