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Fixed, Flawed Farce: Part 2: EDP: Half of mental health beds budget for Norfolk and Suffolk spent in first month of year
Tom Bristow, Investigations Editor of the Eastern Daily Press reports: Last year the Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust (NSFT) went £3.5m over budget on sending patients to beds at other […]
Fixed, Flawed Farce: Part 1: ‘No decisions about me, without me’
Below is a list of the people interviewed in the so-called ‘wide range of engagement meetings with local stakeholders’ during the £58,000 Beds Review. Thirty-nine are senior employees of Norfolk […]
EDP: Crowds gather in Norwich city centre to join March for Mental Health
Sabrina Johnson of the Eastern Daily Press reports: Hundreds of people of all ages gathered in Norwich city centre to add their voices to the call for better mental health […]
Video: The Thick of: NSFT’s new website
Don’t forget to join us on the March for Mental Health on Sunday 30th April, 11 a.m., Norwich City Hall steps.
BBC News: ‘Neglect’ contributed to Neil Jewell’s death
Nikki Fox of the BBC reports: The trust which runs mental health services in Norfolk and Suffolk has apologised after an inquest found that neglect contributed to a patient’s death. […]
Deaths Crisis: Notes on a Scandal: Safeguarding Adult Review (SAR) in respect of Mr Neil Jewell
We haven’t been able to publish the devastating review into the shocking death of Neil Jewell as a jury inquest has been taking place. However, we can now publish the […]
Sunday 30th April 2017: March for Mental Health: ‘We will remember them’: Posters/flyers to print, email, distribute and display
Click on the poster/flyer below to download the pdf to print, email, distribute, display or make into placards for the March for Mental Health on Sunday 30th April 2017. If […]
NHS Staff Survey 2016 – Norfolk & Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) is appalling – yet again
Yet again, the NHS Staff Survey results are appalling. The extremely expensive Comms Department at Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) will try to spin these results, just as it […]
Survey: How easy is it to see a community consultant psychiatrist at Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust?
You can leave any comments you may have below. We use robust security measures to ensure the integrity and reliability of this poll. Please do not try to manipulate the results of […]
Panorama are doing a programme this Monday at 8.30pm on The Crisis in Mental Health Services. Our Campaign has been calling it a crisis for the last two years. Mental Health workers/clinicians have been raising the alarm internally for even longer. Others have tried to deny the service is in crisis and have even claimed that a £40,000,000 cut in funding would help them “enhance” the service. Some voluntary organizations have sought to expand into areas traditionally served by the NHS. Mental health services are now facing another 5 years of cost-savings which in Norfolk and Suffolk could reach £36 million. It does not help for the Trust and major voluntary Organizations to toe the line and make out that they can deliver a safe service on current funding levels.