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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.

Nearly 100 people from across Richmond came together at Barnes Hospital this week to celebrate a year of progress on the site’s multimillion pound redevelopment.

Our Annual Public Meeting provides an opportunity to reflect on our Annual Report and our achievements and challenges from the past 12 months. It will include presentations and question and answer sessions with our Board, who will be on hand to answer your questions.

Read a new blog by our Chief Operating Officer, Ashton Ntuli, about the link between extreme heat and mental health, practical ways to stay well, and where to get help if you need it.

Individuals and organisations with a strong track record in community arts and co‑production are now invited to apply to lead a new art programme for Barnes Hospital in Richmond.

Ward 1 is celebrating the unveiling of a vibrant new mural in its courtyard, created by Recovery College trainer Owen Reilly in collaboration with patients and staff.

Hot weather can affect more than our physical health. For some people, especially those living with a mental health condition, periods of extreme heat can also affect mood, sleep, anxiety levels and overall wellbeing.

We're looking for an exceptional Clinical Director to lead our Child and Adolescent Mental Health and All Age Eating Disorders Service.

Every month, we recognise and celebrate a member of staff who has gone above and beyond to make a positive difference for our patients, colleagues and Trust.

Pregnancy and becoming a parent can be exciting, but it's not always easy. Many people experience difficult emotions during pregnancy or after having a baby.

This summer marks a major milestone for Tolworth Hospital – over a year of progress on the new Tala Building, part of our £110m redevelopment of the site.

In Richmond, our outpatient estate will continue to transition over the coming years - from late 2027 services will be delivered from three key sites: Barnes Hospital, Livingston House and the Richmond Royal Wellbeing Centre.

The second phase of the Springfield Spark community fund is now open for applications. The fund is set up to help local organisations and groups make the most of the new park at Springfield Village.

This statement expresses our support for transgender, non-binary and intersex people. As an organisation and staff network, we are committed to a zero-tolerance approach to discrimination, harassment and bullying in any form, including on the basis of gender identity.

Richmond Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) have now moved into their new home at the Richmond Royal Wellbeing Centre.

We are making some important changes to our inpatient services at Springfield Hospital this summer. These changes will help us care for more patients locally, reduce waiting times, and improve the environment for people using our eating disorder services.

Springfield Spark Community Fund is supporting seven organisations in Wandsworth to run creative and inclusive activities at Springfield Park this summer. We spoke to Roehampton Wellbeing for Women and Girls to hear how they have been using the fund to make use of the park. 

We're spotlighting Be Well Hubs across south west London, starting with Sacred Heart Wimbledon. Hear from the Be Well Lead for Sacred Heart, Graham Kennedy about why they joined Be Well and how they’re using it to support their parishioners.

A brand new 24/7 mental health crisis messaging service, delivered by Everyturn Mental Health, is launching across south London for WhatsApp users.