Earlier this year, Black Country Job Support began offering support to residents of Walsall, as part of a Community Renewal Fund (CRF) Project.
NHS Charities Together – Supporting employees and communities through the pandemic
To mark the launch of the NHS Big Tea, research was released showing that an estimated 60,000 NHS workers could be living with post-traumatic stress as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, showcasing how NHS charities are helping thanks to dedicated psychological support projects.
To help this work to continue, and go even further for staff, as well as continue to vital community health projects, the public (of which 78% say NHS staff still need our help and support) are encouraged to take part in the NHS Big Tea on Tuesday 5th July.
You can read the full press release in the NHS Charities Together newsroom here and get involved with your very own NHS Big Tea by visiting https://www.nhsbigtea.co.uk
We’ve partnered with the Recovery College to share one of our many Black Country Job Support success stories. This week, Ruby shares her story with us…
July has been a busy month for our Wolverhampton IPS team, who have been out and about in the community, connecting with the public, Job Centres, employers, colleges and more!
It’s Employability Day and here in the Employment and Recovery Services at Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, we’re taking this opportunity to celebrate our staff and recognise the incredible impact our teams have every day!