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We are advising patients who may have received Ramipril 5 mg Capsules (batch GR164099) to check their medication, following a precautionary recall of one batch due to a potential packaging error.

Happy International Women’s Day! Thank you to all the women across South West London and St George’s for everything you contribute to our communities and each other.

We’re pleased to announce that this event is returning for the third year on Tuesday 19 May 2026 – this time with a focus on reducing health inequalities.

Lex Harvey, a psychological wellbeing practitioner at Wandsworth Talking Therapies, is preparing to take on the London Marathon in support of our Trust charity and we couldn’t be prouder!

To help people with lived experience of our services to join the Trust in paid roles, our security and IPS teams have been working in close partnership.

Eating Disorders Awareness Week is an opportunity to shine a light on the challenges faced by anyone affected by an eating disorder, and to celebrate the strength, resilience and hope that comes from being part of a supportive community.

This Mental Health Nurses Day (21 February), we’re celebrating not only our incredible mental health nurses, but also the team working behind the scenes to support them – our Nursing Development Team!

Our Trust’s chaplaincy team has shared some helpful guidance on looking after your mental health and wellbeing during Ramadan.

New partnership to support young people with disabilities, learning difficulties and autism into education and employment through placements, internships and qualifications.

Staff, service users and carers from across the Trust came together on Thursday 5 February for our annual Quality Awards – a special event celebrating the individuals and teams who make a real difference to the people we care for, their colleagues and the wider community.

National Apprenticeship Week brings together organisations and apprentices from across the country to highlight the positive impact apprenticeships have on individuals, workplaces and the wider economy.

LGBT+ History Month UK is celebrated every year throughout February. Organised by Schools Out UK, the month commemorated that  “For so long LGBT+ people’s history was hidden, following the repeal of  Section 28  Schools OUT created UK LGBT+ History Month to: claim our past; celebrate our present, and create our future. We wanted to create a dedicated space to celebrate our rich and diverse history, herstory and theirstory.”

Now in its fifth year, Great Mental Health Day is a London-wide initiative that encourages people to talk openly about mental health and wellbeing, and raises awareness of the local support available to Londoners all year round.

Due to a change in our telephone service provider, a switchover on Tuesday 3 February 2026 means there may be disruption to some incoming calls to our Trust between 11am-5pm.  If you call us during this time and your call is ‘cut off’ (dropped) the phone line will start working again after a few seconds.

Culturally Mindful is a creative health residency and training programme which brings together Global Majority artists, healthcare providers and grassroots organisations to co-design new approaches to health and wellbeing.  

Pauline Davis-Peart, the Lead Administrator for the CAMHS Neurodevelopment Service, has been named as the latest Exceptional People Award winner.

Our Crisis Line offers round-the-clock support to anyone experiencing urgent mental health challenges. Open to both children and adults, it ensures help is available 24/7, every day of the year. 

We are deeply saddened by the death of Dr Aggrey Burke, the NHS’s first Black British consultant psychiatrist.

Children and young people across South West London are benefitting from the work of our Trust’s Mental Health Support Teams (MHSTs). These dedicated teams provide early help for pupils experiencing challenges such as anxiety, low mood or behavioural difficulties, making sure support is available at the earliest opportunity.