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20 January 2022
Find out how you can nominate our amazing staff for one of our Annual Awards
14 January 2022
On Blue Monday (Monday 17th January) Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership (AWP) NHS Trust is encouraging everyone to consider how they are feeling and take steps to look after your mental health.
19 November 2021
On International Men’s Day (Friday 19th November), Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership Trust (AWP) are encouraging men and boys to openly discuss their feelings in order to tackle the mental health difficulties that they face.
15 November 2021
The Riverside team, which is based in Bristol, has been awarded the Royal College of Psychiatrist’s Psychiatric Team of the Year 2021: Children and Adolescents Award.
08 November 2021
An Armed Forces veteran, who had to be discharged from service because of his mental health, is using his experience to help and support other people with mental health conditions.
28 October 2021
We're working with North Bristol NHS Trust (NBT) and University Hospitals Bristol and Weston (UHBW) to highlight our work to tackle climate change
08 October 2021
Join us as we encourage everyone to come together to take action to tackle the inequalities experienced by people with serious mental illness
08 October 2021
On World Mental Health Day we're asking everyone to have a conversation about mental health, as well as taking the time to look after yourself and check in with those that you care about
09 September 2021
On World Suicide Prevention Day (Friday 10th September) Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership (AWP) NHS Trust is calling on everyone to play their part in preventing suicide at every opportunity.
The Trust is asking staff, patients, service users, families, carers and members of the public to support the this year’s theme of ‘creating hope through action’ by making a pledge to help prevent suicide.
25 August 2021
A sports programme that supports people with mental health conditions using football and other physical activity to reduce social isolation, has won a top award for the second year in a row.
