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A mental health service for armed forces personnel and veterans across East Anglia is being expanded.

A support service for health and social care staff across Essex and Hertfordshire has celebrated its two year anniversary.

Mid and South Essex Community Collaborative, of which EPUT is a member, has been selected as one of nine collaboratives to take part in the first cohort of a national scheme.

Southend MP Anna Firth visited the Lighthouse Child Development Centre to see how it is supporting children and young people with complex needs.

Teams in Castle Point, Rayleigh, Rochford, Brentwood and Thurrock have been using the digital Monitoring and Supervision Tool (MaST) developed by Holmusk. 

Hilary Scott, our Director of Pharmacy, shares some insight into her role and encourages others to consider a career in pharmacy. 

Anyone in mental health crisis can call 111 and select the mental health option for immediate and specialist support.

Bright new ward environments, enhanced staff training and a busy programme of activities are just some of the ways we are helping young people feel safe, comfortable and cared for on our CAMHS wards.