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South West London and St George's Mental Health NHS Trust

Working in partnership with primary care, social care and voluntary organisations to provide high-quality mental health services in south west London and nationally.

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Springfield Mindscape by Eric Fong, on display in the Wandsworth Recovery Centre

Latest news and events

Tolworth Hospital receptionists are nominated as "Unsung Heroes"   Read more >
News date: 12 June 2013
Dr Innes Sleeboom, Chair of European Society of Mental Health and Deafness visits Trust Deaf Services   Read more >
News date: 10 June 2013
Newly refurbished mental health unit joins up care at Tolworth Hospital   Read more >
News date: 13 May 2013

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When we become a foundation trust members will have a real input in shaping the future of local mental health services in south west London. We are currently looking to recruit as many people as possible, giving the community the chance to get involved and have their say.

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Public consultation response

Between May and August 2012 we carried out a public consultation about becoming a foundation trust. We asked service users and carers, the public, organisations we work with, and our own staff for their views on our plans.

Read our public consultation response booklet

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Springfield Regeneration

Planning consent for regeneration of the Springfield University Hospital site was granted in June 2012.

For further information about this, as well as documents relating to the Springfield Park strategy, please visit the Springfield Regeneration website.

What would you like to see?

As part of the regeneration of the Springfield Hospital site, which will see the creation of new, modern mental health facilities, there are plans for a 32 acre park that will be for the benefit of the local community, service users and staff  - 365 days a year. Work on the park will begin in 2015 with completion of the first phase during 2018.