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Healthy workforce is the key to delivering 10-Year Plan

Dr Afifa Qazi, Chief Medical Officer for Kent and Medway Mental Health NHS Trust called on Government on Monday to address workforce challenges or risk delivery of the 10-Year Plan for Health. 

Veteran Recognition Awards Winner 2025

Join us in saying a huge congratulations to our fantastic Liaison, Diversion & Reconnect (LDR) team who recently won the ‘Veteran Recognition Awards 2025’ for their outstanding dedication and support to the ex-military community in Kent.

Trust recognised for our approach to family and carer involvement

We’ve retained our two-star Triangle of Care rating for our work with families and carers for the third year running.

Congratulations to our colleagues who have received Fellowships from the Royal College of Psychiatrists.

During a recent ceremony organised by the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych) to honour new Fellows, we celebrated the remarkable accomplishments of our Dr Afifa Qazi, Chief Medical Officer and Consultant Psychiatrist, Dr Bosky Nair, Consultant Psychiatrist, and Dr Shivaram Chikkatagaiah, Consultant Psychiatrist.

Groundbreaking newsroom launches, staffed by people living with dementia

People living with dementia are being trained as journalists in a first-of-its-kind creative news initiative, Bright Times.

Recognition for our services and support of veterans

We are proud to share that Kent and Medway Mental Health NHS Trust have achieved the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme (ERS) Gold Award. This Ministry of Defence’s highest honour for employers who go above and beyond in supporting the armed forces community. This includes reservists, service leavers, and their families.

Chief medical officer to be shared by Kent mental health and community trusts

Pride in the multi-cultural workforce caring for our communities

During the past few weeks, we have become increasingly aware of heightened tension in our communities in relation to immigration and national identity.

Statement: Trust response to the CQC report

Today, the CQC has published its findings from inspections which was undertaken back in March into two services run by Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust.

New name for county-wide mental health service

Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust has changed its name to Kent and Medway Mental Health NHS Trust in a move to help people across the county access mental health care.