Nottingham CityCare Partnership

Nottingham CityCare’s Homeless Health Clinical Lead Suzey Joseph is celebrating after being awarded the British Empire Medal in the New Year's Honours list. Recognised for services to homeless people in Nottinghamshire, Suzey says the award is a tribute to everyone in the Nottingham City Severe and Multiple Disadvantage Partnership working hard to ensure people experiencing severe and multiple disadvantages receive the care they need. Read the full story in the latest edition of CityCare News here: https://lnkd.in/d2H3fYuM

We are excited to launch the winter edition of our quarterly stakeholder newsletter ‘Nottingham CityCare News’. The winter edition highlights the great care and support being delivered by teams across our organisation. In this edition you will find: • New Year's Honour is a tribute to the whole team, says Homeless Health Clinical Lead Suzey Joseph • Reducing Health Inequalities in our communities • Big win at HSJ awards for Small Steps Big Changes team • Small Steps Big Changes named 2024 Bespoke Accreditation Centre/Employer of the Year • Royal College recognition for team supporting patients with chronic lung diseases • Purpose-T: How our new pressure ulcer risk assessment tool will improve care • Des Oldham completes seven marathons in seven days • Congratulations to our university graduates • Spotlight on: Desmond Diabetes Service • Celebration time for Management Programme colleagues • Collaboration key as CityCare Volunteer Network partners with Nottingham City Council • Tell Us About Yourself - Life As Finance Graduate Read the winter edition of Nottingham CityCare News here: https://lnkd.in/d2H3fYuM

If you're an undergraduate undertaking a degree with a Business, Economics, Accounting or Finance focus, and looking for a placement as part of your studies, then apply now for our Undergraduate Finance position 🌟 To find out more and apply, go to: https://ow.ly/E2I350UvSxV, then choose East Midlands for Region and Finance for Area of Work. Deadline for applying is the 31 January 2025. #wearecitycare #makingadifference

Our amazing clinical teams at CityCare are giving back to the community. The Community Palliative Team has been busy providing new-born essentials, and the St Ann’s District Nursing Team has been helping the homeless. A huge thank you to everyone involved. This includes wider CityCare staff, The Conifers Care Home, Betty's Baubles, and nurses from Nottingham University Hospitals. To read more about what each team did to offer their support: https://ow.ly/WvxY50UEhF3 #wearecitycare #makingadifference

Let’s make 2025 the year you kick the smoking habit for good and save some cash while doing it. Remember, it’s never too late to quit, and with the right support, it can be easier than you think. Why not start by downloading the free NHS Quit Smoking app? It’s a great way to track your progress and get some daily motivation. Check out more about the app here: https://lnkd.in/eAktXbJ #wearecitycare #makingadifferenceeveryday

We're so excited to share that Nottingham CityCare Health Centre Manager Des Oldham has raised over £4,000 for charity by completing his amazing coast-to-coast run. He did this for Footprints, a fantastic organisation that supports children facing mobility and communication challenges in the East Midlands. Way to go, Des! You can read more here: https://ow.ly/YLSj50UCz5G #wearecitycare #makingadifference

We are looking for an Assistant Practitioner to work with our Front Door Integrated Discharge Team based at Queens Medical Centre. The service is aimed at supporting the Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment (CGA) as early as possible. Starting within the Emergency Department and working alongside a specialist multidisciplinary team to determine the best management, treatment, and discharge plan for each patient. If you think you're up for this exciting opportunity and want to work with a highly successful team, then simply go to: https://ow.ly/MtaK50UCx99 Deadline for applying is the 21st January. #wearecitycare #makingadifference

Kicking off a season of topics and stories about health inequality, Judith Douglas sets out CityCare's vision and ambition for tackling health inequalities in our community for 2025 and beyond. "We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to live a healthy and fulfilling life. It's this passion and dedication that drives us to continue working within our communities..." We will be taking a closer look at some of the areas discussed by Judith over the coming months, shining a spotlight on all the work we are doing to address this issue. Read what Judith has to say: https://ow.ly/CeqF50UBUkj #wearecitycare #makingadifference

Make 2025 the year you quit smoking for good. The NHS offers a range of support, including a free quit plan and the NHS stop smoking app. Discover what help is available at: https://lnkd.in/eAktXbJ #wearecitycare #makingadifferenceeveryday

Forging partnerships and always looking to develop further collaboration across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire is the key to success, says Nottingham CityCare's Homeless Health Clinical Lead Suzey Joseph after she was awarded the British Empire Medal in the New Year's Honours for services to the homesless. Full story here: https://ow.ly/c9LK50UA8ZN #WeAreCityCare #NHS #NewYearHonours #HealthInequalities