Free art workshops in August at Sandwell CAMHS! Hospital Rooms is an arts organisation who are going collaborating with artists and young people over the next year to make Sandwell CAMHS a more beautiful and creative place!

Have you had your say? Could you spare a few minutes to let us know what is important to you when thinking about our care plans? Book a space at a focus group, or complete a short online survey. All feedback is valued. Your opinion matters #workingtogether #camhs #careplan

Really pleased that two of the team have been shortlisted for the BCH Rising Star and the award for Equality and Diversity respectively. Massive recognition for their hard work and achievements Congratulations to everyone that was shortlisted and nominated 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Do you live in the Black Country and have a lived experience of autism? Or maybe you care for, or work with, autistic citizens? Join our All-Age Autism Framework Stakeholder meeting to get involved with the All-Age Autism Framework in the Black Country!

Craft and Chat with our Reflexions team returns this month! 🎨 Children, young people and their carers are invited to get creative at the free drop in session in #Walsall See details below and get involved!

Can everyone please retweet as this gives everyone the ability to put forward different ideas and views including CYP and their families and carers as well as people working in the system BCHFT - Black Country Healthcare Foundation Trust Black Country CAMHS NHS Black Country Integrated Care Board (ICB) solvingtogether.crowdicity.com

Have a good eye for design? We are looking to hear from children and young people. We would love to hear what you think about our posters. Tell us what you like or would like to change by scanning the QR code and completing our short survey #youropinionmatters

Have you downloaded Wysa yet? Wysa is a clever AI app that helps and supports children and young people who may be experiencing difficulties with low mood, anxiety, and sleep. Scan the QR code and enter your areas code for free premium access. #app #mentalhealth #youngpeople

Do you live in the Black Country and have a lived experience of autism? Or maybe you care for, or work with, autistic citizens? Join our All-Age Autism Framework Stakeholder meeting to get involved with the All-Age Autism Framework in the Black Country!

📢 Help name our new service 📢 We have developed a new service to bridge the gap between Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) and Adult Mental Health Services (AMHS) Share your ideas in our short survey: forms.office.com/e/NMNGjzxpAS

If you are an autistic citizen in the workplace or work with autistic citizens, join the All-Age Autism Stakeholder Group. Chat about your experiences and meet others in the autistic community in the Black Country. Find out more by emailing bchft.@[email protected]

Introducing the new co chair of the Black Country Learning Disability and Autism Board BCHFT - Black Country Healthcare Foundation Trust looking forward to working with you on this Matty! #selfadvocacyworks Dudley Voices for Choice Self Advocacy

Connecting with others is important for good mental wellbeing Take time to connect with family, friends and pets #winterwellness #connection

Really great feedback shared at today's team meeting. Two of our project managers have been noted for special mention by clinical colleagues relating to the work they've done helping them to deliver change in the Trust 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 #nothingbutnet #swish

The Sandwell CAMHS and Hospital Rooms celebration event is underway! Join the celebration at Lodge Road, West Bromwich this afternoon for artwork tours and creative fun! 🎨

Well done to everyone involved in the Reasonable Adjustment Digital Flag phase 1 roll out. EBE's involved, systems developed, training launched, comms done. 👏🏻🎯✅

🌟 It’s Children’s Mental Health Week! We’re dedicated to raising awareness and supporting the mental health of young people across our region. This week, we’re focusing on the importance of open conversations, understanding, and providing support to children and families need 💙

On 27th March, the PINS (Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools) Celebration brought together education, health, PCFs & partners to reflect on the project’s legacy.