I’m delighted to present the latest edition of our Good News newsletter.

"Good News" is designed to highlight the many incredible successes and positive stories that emerge from our Trust community. Each quarter, we’ll share a selection of stories that reflect the strides forward we make in delivering exceptional patient care and how we are supporting our staff to grow while also maintaining a focus on their wellbeing. Providing an insight into what it really means when we say, ‘Being Humber’.

Our core values of caring, learning, and growing lie at the heart of our mission, shaping everything we do. These stories are shared in alignment with these values, showcasing how we live them out daily, while also celebrating our local and national recognition.

In this edition, you’ll find accounts of our teams providing exceptional patient care and pioneering innovative projects. These stories stand as a testament to the commitment and passion of our staff, as well as the transformative effect their work has on the lives of those we care for.

It is vital to reflect on and appreciate the positive moments. "Good News" is our way of shining a light on these moments and sharing our collective achievements.

I hope you find this edition of "Good News" as uplifting and inspiring as I do.

Warmest regards,

Michele Moran

CEO Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust

Golf day to raise Malton Community Hospital day room funds

Our Trust's charity, Health Stars, is raising money to create a new day room at Malton Community Hospital's Fitzwilliam Ward.

The Better Days Appeal will begin with a Health Stars Golf Day on Thursday 1st May at Malton and Norton Golf Club.

Read Golf day to raise Malton Community Hospital day room funds | York Press

Humber Primary Care team in Bridlington officially recognised as Veteran Friendly

Read Humber Primary Care team in Bridlington officially recognised as Veteran Friendly

Trial of health visitor tool funded by the Royal Foundation expanded

Health visitors from Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust have been involved in a trial, funded by The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood. The trial tested the feasibility of introducing a new baby observation tool to support parent-child interactions and increase the ability of a health visitor to interpret baby behaviour.

Read Nursery World - Trial of health visitor tool funded by the Royal Foundation expanded