If you are experiencing something that makes you feel unsafe, distressed, or worried about your mental health, you can now contact your local crisis service in Birmingham and Solihull by calling NHS 111, option 2.📞 The phone will be answered by a trained mental health professional who will be able to listen to your concerns and help you get the support you need. With your permission, they can also access your electronic patient records to better meet your needs and to avoid you repeatedly having to tell us your situation. 💙 NHS 111 is for all ages, including children and young people and those with neurodevelopmental needs. 🧏 If you’re deaf or have hearing loss, please visit https://orlo.uk/N7Goa to be connected to local crisis service. 💻 If you aren’t able to make the call yourself, then anyone can call on your behalf. You can also access NHS 111 online via 111.nhs.uk. 🏥 In emergency situations where there is an immediate risk to life, you should continue to contact 999 or go to A&E. (fb)

Spring into the latest edition of Trust Talk. 🗞️✨ Get ready for a powerful new issue of our quarterly publication, packed with compassion, inclusivity and commitment from across BSMHFT. 💙 🔍 What’s inside? 💫 A moving tribute to the incredible Mustak Mirza, with a newly renamed Values Award in his honour 🌍 Our amazing staff supporting Sudanese communities with mental health awareness talks across the UK 🏆 A huge congrats to the Sycamore Intensive Care Unit team at Tamarind Centre – rated Outstanding in their latest peer review! 📬 Grab a hard copy at one of our site or read it via our website (link in the comments) 🗣️ This is more than a newsletter - it’s a celebration of our people. #TrustTalk #BSMHFT #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek (fb)