Each year on Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV), marked on 31 March, we celebrate transgender and non-binary people while also recognising the barriers many still face in everyday life.

CNWL has launched its new Digital Impact Fellowship, a five-month programme designed to equip staff with the skills and confidence to lead digital transformation across services. The Fellowship brings together a multidisciplinary cohort of 24 clinical and non-clinical colleagues from across the Trust, all united by a shared goal: to improve patient care, experience and outcomes through meaningful digital innovation.

Colleagues and friends gathered for a heartfelt in-person event to celebrate the life and legacy of Jody Lombardini-Coleman, a much-loved nurse and former Head of Addictions at CNWL, who sadly passed away from COVID-19 nearly five years ago at the age of 43.

Senior leaders from across the Trust came together at the Top Leaders event to align on priorities for the year ahead, with a clear focus on improving patient care. Through discussions on strategy, innovation, workforce and service transformation, the day highlighted how collaboration, digital innovation and strong leadership will support more equitable, high-quality and personalised care for patients and communities.