Grace Graver conquered the ‘Outrun an Ambulance’ challenge after being inspired by the work of her mum Rachel, a lecturer practitioner here at EEAST, and her colleagues.
Following the success of the leadership events earlier this year, we are pleased to announce that two further leadership events have been planned for 1st and 7th November at Newmarket Racecourse.
We are preparing to deliver flu jabs to staff and volunteers across the Trust. This year, the annual flu campaign will launch on 23 October, and run until mid-December.
Safer recruitment is an essential part of safeguarding. Whether you’re a commercial business, statutory organisation, voluntary group or recruitment agency, it’s important you have rigorous safer recruitment at the heart of your organisation.
Next week is the return of Restart a Heart Day, and to mark the occasion we’re offering basic life support (BLS) training to EEAST colleagues at work, absolutely free.
Wellbeing team in conjunction with AWE network are holding two events next week: a menopause awareness session and a menopause mentor training session.
Throughout October enter a competition to win a £25 High Street voucher gift card by telling us what you think prevents colleagues from speaking up or raising a concern.
EEAST is making changes to the pathway for emergency care support workers (ECSW), emergency care assistants (ECA) and similar roles which will help speed up career progression.
New network co-chairs held their first quarterly meeting with the network on 4th October to share their ideas and engage with network members to help prioritise future projects.
We are excited to share an update from the Men's Wellbeing Network (MWN), which has been making great strides since its inaugural meeting back in July.
This Black History Month celebrating and ‘Saluting our Sisters’, Caroline Nwadu, Head of Culture and Inclusivity, shares her commitment to creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for all.
World Mental Health Day is about raising awareness of mental health and driving positive change, the theme for this year is ‘Mental health is a universal human right’.
