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Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust’s safeguarding team has been working closely with partners in Liverpool: Liverpool Safeguarding Children Board, Citysafe and Liverpool City Council to educate staff around the issues of coercive control and what they can do. On the 1 Feb 2018 Liverpool Safeguarding Children Board will be hosting a spotlight session on coercive control considering its role in domestic abuse, child abuse and radicalisation.

Chief Executive Joe Rafferty provides his latest blog on developments with our new medium secure hospital, Rowan View, recruitment and meetings with Government.

Chief Executive Joe Rafferty writes his latest blog on more media exposure for the Zero Suicide Alliance, trust awards and CQC inspections.

Launch of KHAT Awareness Program in Liverpool

Chief Executive Joe Rafferty writes his latest blog on the Zero Suicide Alliance's first birthday and CQC inspections.

National HIV Testing Week begins on Saturday (17 November), leading up to World AIDS Day which falls on 1 December.

People in Merseyside encouraged to stay well this winter.

Chief Executive Joe Rafferty writes his latest blog on social prescribing, recruitment and Remembrance Day events.

Staff at Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust are raising awareness of antibiotic resistance by encouraging colleagues and patients to pledge to make better use of antibiotics.

Starting on Monday 12 November, it is national anti-bullying week.  This is an awareness campaign originally to support parents and children in education but with a message that resonates with us all.  We are aware that bullying or inappropriate behaviour in the workplace are real concerns for Trust staff and are recurring themes for those who support staff through times of crisis. These include Freedom to Speak Up Guardians, staff side, HR and health and wellbeing colleagues.