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Solomon Gyasi has been named as the next recipient of the Trust’s Exceptional People Award. Solomon works as the Deputy Ward Manager on Ward 2 and joined the Trust in 2020 as a Bank Healthcare Assistant, before progressing to a Registered Mental Health Nurse role and finally into the position he finds himself today.

The next strike by resident doctors will take place between 7am on Tuesday 7 April and 7am on Monday 13 April 2026. We are working together to make sure that our essential services will be covered through this period of industrial action.

Michaela, a Mental Heath and Wellbeing Practitioner, helps run our Mood on Track group — a cognitive behavioural therapy based intervention for people living with bipolar disorder. 

Staff at South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust were given an exclusive first look inside Tala building, our new space at Tolworth Hospital.

More than 3,000 Mental Health First Aiders (MHFAiders) across south west London will benefit from additional mental health and wellbeing resources thanks to a partnership between South West London and St George's Mental Health NHS Trust (SWLSTG) and Mental Health First Aid England. 

The Trust is pleased to publish 2025 Gender, Ethnicity, and Disability Pay Gap reports. These reports set out the differences in average pay between groups of colleagues.

At our Trust, we are always looking for opportunities to use creativity as a tool for supporting people’s mental health and wellbeing. Hear how Sutton Integrated Integrated Recovery Hubs have been making use of Hospital Room's Digital Art School workshops.

A huge congratulations to Lead Employment Specialist Paul Dorrington, who has been honoured with the Lifetime Impact in Workplace Wellbeing Award at the Great British Workplace Wellbeing Awards 2026!

Due to a change in our telephone service provider, a switchover on Monday 30 March 2026 means there may be disruption to some incoming calls to our Trust between 11am-5pm.

Kwame Adjepong has been named as our first Exceptional People Award winner for 2026. Kwame, who works as the Ward Manager on Hume Ward, has been at the Trust for over 10 years!

NHS South West London is asking adults who have had an ADHD assessment, or who are currently waiting for one, to share their experiences through a short survey. 

Based in the Trinity building at Springfield Hospital, our Recovery College offers courses co‑delivered by peer trainers and mental health professionals. These include sessions to help people manage their mental health, training for families, friends and carers, and practical skills to support recovery.

South West  London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust  has  achieved its  fourth  consecutive year of improvements in the National NHS Staff Survey.

We’ve stepped up our work to listen to vital feedback from our communities on how we provide mental health crisis care. We have worked closely with people with lived experience of mental illness, as well as carers, our own staff, and our partners in health, care and community organisations including the emergency services.

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.