
Around five children in every classroom have a mental health problem and many more struggle with challenges from bullying to bereavement.
Children’s Mental Health Week was launched in 2015 to empower, equip and give a voice to every child in the UK. This year’s theme is ‘my voice matters’.
The aim of this special mental health week is to encourage more people than ever to help reach the goal that no child or young person has to face a mental health problem alone.
Hear from our very own Erin and Hank as they talk about their mental health in our short clip below and show your support @OxleasNHS and with the hashtag #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek.
The communications team provides a point of contact for journalists to respond to all media enquiries.
We are happy to help journalists represent the trust accurately, so please do get in touch to ensure your facts and information are up-to-date before publishing your story.
Our media team is responsible for:
For all media enquiries Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, please email oxl-tr.communications@nhs.net where a member of the team will review and action your request.
If you have an urgent enquiry outside of office hours or at the weekend, please contact our director on call via the Bracton Centre switchboard on 01322 294300.
We receive documentary, location and broadcast filming requests on a regular basis – we consider all proposals on an individual basis and will try to accommodate proposals where possible, if appropriate.
No photography or filming is permitted without prior arrangement and agreement. Our patients always come first and we have a duty to protect their safety and confidentiality. Anyone found filming or taking photographs on the trust premises without the permission of the trust’s communications team will be asked to leave by the security department and may face prosecution.
Unless agreed otherwise, film crews and photographers must be accompanied by a member of the Communications Team at all times.
Contact: oxl-tr.communications@nhs.net