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The Kaleidoscopic Dream: Swan Song  brought together artists, NHS staff, service  users  and community partners at St Pancras Hospital  on Friday 9 January, the  evening to mark the conclusion of one of Camden’s longest-running arts projects.

Recovery College Camden and Islington welcomed colleagues from the Department of Community Mental Health and Law, National Institute of Mental Health, National Centre of Neurology and Psychiatry in Tokyo, Japan, as part of a project focused on public and patient involvement in research.

To thank colleagues working on Christmas Day some of our senior leaders a few sites to thank teams for their dedication and to witness first‑hand the warm, hopeful atmosphere created for patients.

For many people, Christmas is a time of celebration and connection. But we also recognise that the festive period can increase stress, pressure, and vulnerability.

Drayton Park women’s crisis house service marks 30^th anniversary with reflective celebration for service users, staff and supporters, past and present

On Tuesday, 16 December, we were delighted to welcome service users, carers, staff, volunteers, and members of the public to our annual Christmas Concert at St Pancras Hospital. The event, held in the Conference Hall, brought together our community in a warm and joyful celebration of the festive season.

We are delighted to invite service users, carers, staff, and members of the public to our annual Christmas Concert, taking place on Monday 16 December from 5.30pm to 8.00pm in the Conference Hall at St Pancras Hospital.