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Take a look at the eligibility and selection criteria for the Sheffield Community Brain Injury Rehabilitation Team (SCBIRT).
Seven Sheffielders have graduated from a trailblazing nursing course after years of testing training and pandemic disruption.
Take a look back at our highlights of 2021-22.
We look ahead to what 2022-23 has in store for Team SHSC.
Find out about the work of our Board of Directors, Governors and how the Trust is run.
Everyone at Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust has worked incredibly hard over the past year.
Over the past 12 months we have supported a number of initiatives to cut our carbon emissions.
Our annual accounts will tell you more about how we have performed against our national and local targets.
Working in partnership has always been critical for us, and we have used this year to continue to build strong ties with partner organisations.
We are planning for the future and have focused on implementing change that will sustain our drive to provide high quality services and a great place to work.
In this section you can read about the progress we have made on our 'Back to Good' journey.
2021/22 has been the year we have learned to live with COVID-19 and our priority has been to ensure we keep our service users and staff safe from the virus.
Take a look at a summary of our Annual Report and Accounts for 2021-22.
Our Sheffield Treatment and Recovery Team and Woodland View service have teamed up to improve the care we offer to our service users.
The Sheffield Treatment and Recovery Team is offering free Hepatitis screening to mark World Hepatitis Day.
Sheffield’s drug and alcohol experts were on hand, supporting anybody in need with free water and dedicated advice.
Our Board of Directors will meet on Wednesday 27 July.
Debbie Kay shares her reflections as she celebrates her 30th year in mental health nursing.
Art, music, fishing and even mixed martial arts are just some of the activities run by the Sheffield Treatment and Recovery Team (START) to help people living in the city struggling with drug and alcohol addiction.