The Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is a health provider in Cornwall, England that offers mental health, physical health, and learning disability services.
History
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Established in 2002 as the main NHS provider of mental health and learning disability services in Cornwall
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Became a Foundation Trust in 2010
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Expanded services to include physical health and community hospitals in 2016
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Received a contract to provide talking therapies in 2020
Services
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Offers in- and outpatient care
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Provides specialist support for people with dementia or learning disabilities
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Runs Bodmin Hospital and Longreach House in Redruth
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Offers community health services to children and young people
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Offers mental health and learning disability services to people of all ages
Research Conducts clinical research throughout Cornwall, Embeds research into clinical practice, and Supports the development and delivery of studies.
Fundraising
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Accepts donations for wards, services, and equipment
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Supports fundraising events like runs, walks, and swims
Contact
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You can call 111 free and select the mental health option to speak to a mental health professional
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You can self-refer to the Talking Therapies Service
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You can call 999 or go to the emergency department for urgent mental health help