On Friday 9 February 2024, Amanda Pritchard met with SHSC staff to visit services for homeless people in the city as well as the wider South Yorkshire team.

"Being an apprentice has been the highlight of my life so far, as I have pursued my passions, met a diverse range of individuals, and earned a wage while learning."

"It means I can develop my career whilst gaining such valuable knowledge and experience, in an area I have such a passion and drive for."

"Understand the commitment involved and assess if the hands-on learning style suits you. Embrace the opportunity for real-world experience, network with colleagues and mentors, and maintain a resilient mindset through challenges."

"It’s worth the effort and a great way to enhance your skills and qualifications, especially as it is a fully funded route."

"If you’re someone that wants to develop in your role an apprenticeship will be a massive help."

Clinicians, carers, experts by experience and people from across Team SHSC came together to discuss the strategy.

The QUIT team helps service users and staff to give up nicotine.

A team of hardy volunteers came together yesterday to plant 78 new trees at Woodland View nursing home.

An update about what is happening in the community mental health services team.