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World Mental Health Day was marked at Tolworth Hospital with a programme of activities celebrating both the future of mental health care and the importance of creating mentally healthy communities.

This World Mental Health Day (10 October), know who to turn to for mental health support for yourself or someone else.

A blog post by Amanda Cummins, Deputy Head of Patient Involvement, reflecting on this year’s World Mental Health Day theme: “Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change.”

A blog by Usman Gul, Peer Support Worker and Peer Debriefer, about supporting patients through peer support.

We are pleased to welcome Phil Cowdy as Non-Executive Director and Zakki Ghauri as Associate Non-Executive Director.

Our annual staff awards – known as the Quality Awards – offer an opportunity for colleagues to show appreciation for each other, and they also present our communities with a chance to celebrate a member of staff who has had a special impact.

A colourful new mural has been created by young people to transform the waiting room at Richmond Royal Wellbeing Centre.

A huge congratulations and thank you to everyone who recently took on the Vitality London 10K and Swim Serpentine challenges in support of our Trust Charity.

People in South West London experiencing a mental health crisis are now being encouraged to call NHS 111 for urgent support, following the full integration of the region’s Mental Health Crisis Line into the NHS 111 for mental health service.

From 1 October 2026, the Cognition and Mental Health in Ageing (CMHA) service will lower its age threshold from 75 to 70 years for all new referrals.

On 1 October 2026, our current 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Line number (0800 028 8000) will transition to NHS 111.

You'll still reach local crisis support teams – the difference is that NHS 111 provides a single, simple and nationally recognised number, making it easier and quicker to access urgent mental health support. Anyone, of any age, experiencing a mental health crisis, or worried about a friend, family member or someone they support, should call NHS 111 and select the mental health option after this date.

Patients, staff and local residents enjoyed a memorable afternoon as the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One^TM Team visited Springfield Village with one of its iconic show cars on Monday 21 September.

Springfield Spark Community Fund is supporting seven organisations in Wandsworth to run creative and inclusive activities at Springfield Park. Meet Sound Minds who ran three artist-led workshops in the park this summer.

Last week, we welcomed patients, carers, staff, partners, community organisations and members of the public to Springfield University Hospital for our Annual Public Meeting.

Fircroft Primary School in Tooting has become the first Be Well Hub school in south west London, marking an important milestone in the growth of the South London Listens Be Well programme.

Our annual staff awards offer an opportunity for colleagues to show appreciation for each other - but they also present our communities with a chance to celebrate a member of staff who has made a special impact on them.

Congratulations to our Student Experience Team who have been shortlisted for the 2026 Nursing Times Workforce Awards! 

World Suicide Prevention Day, marked every year on 10 September, is an opportunity to raise awareness of suicide, challenge stigma and encourage open conversations about mental health.

Our Strategy sets out our vision for the future and how we will continue to improve mental health services for the people and communities we serve across south west London over the next five years.

In our Trust, we recognise the significant impact that ADHD and other neurodevelopmental conditions can have on people's lives. We also know that many families face daily challenges while seeking support, information and understanding.