South Liverpool Treatment Centre Lit up Green in Support of World Hepatitis Day

South Liverpool Treatment Centre was lit up green in support of World Hepatitis Day on Sunday 28th July. This date honours the birthday of Nobel Laureate Professor Baruch Samuel Blumberg, discoverer of the hepatitis B virus.

This annual event raises awareness of viral hepatitis, an inflammation of the liver that causes severe liver disease and cancer.

The theme for 2024 was: It’s time for action. With a person dying every 30 seconds from a hepatitis-related illness, action is needed to speed up better prevention, diagnosis, and treatment to save lives and improve health outcomes.

An estimated 304 million people worldwide live with hepatitis B or C with 2.2 million new infections per year. For most, testing and treatment remain beyond reach. Viral hepatitis is the second leading infectious cause of death globally, with 1.3 million deaths per year.

World Hepatitis Day provides an opportunity to step up national and international efforts on hepatitis, to encourage actions and engagement by individuals, partners and the public, and to highlight the need for a greater global response.

CHP and LSHP are proud to support this vital campaign and raise awareness of the disease.

South Liverpool Treatment Centre was lit up green in support of World Hepatitis Day

World Hepatitis Day 2024

New hospital to end mental health dormitory wards in Liverpool celebrates 'topping on'.

Senior Mersey Care officials and construction partners celebrated the 'topping on' of a state of the art 80-bed hospital, ending mental health dormitory wards in Liverpool.

Liverpool & Sefton Health Partnership Chairman, Dave Sweeney, and gbpartnerships' Executive Chair, Paul Ferry, joined Mersey Care's future CEO Trish Bennett, Finance Director Rob Collins, and Chief Operating Officer Donna Robinson to tour the Mossley Hill site.

Trish Bennett, Mersey Care’s CEO-designate said:

“As well as being a stunning building, this site will be a massive step up in our clinical facilities. I know patients will truly benefit from the high quality therapeutic environment allowing them to rest and recover from their crisis episode.”

Dave Sweeney, Chair of Liverpool and Sefton Health Partnership (LSHP), said:

“We are immensely proud to be part of this transformative project for mental health care in Liverpool. The new Mossley Hill mental health facility symbolises our joint commitment to providing state-of-the-art sustainable environments that support both recovery and well-being. I’m excited to witness the final stages in the development of this future-ready facility."

Liverpool Sefton Health Partnership is overseeing the construction of the new mental health facility which will sit on the Mossley Hill Hospital site and is part of Mersey Care’s ambition to replace out-dated dormitory-style accommodation. The new state of the art, 80-bed adult mental health facility, will carry on a tradition of the site serving the people of Liverpool. Mersey Care’s departing CEO, Professor Joe Raffety CBE said:

“We’re less than a year from the completion of this impressive new site. It will give the people of Liverpool what they need – the very best care in a modern, therapeutic environment with single en suite facilities and easy access to gardens and open space. We know our current inpatient estate is a limiting factor in service users’ recovery so by delivering better buildings, Mersey Care is also setting newer and higher standards in mental health care and recovery. As a Trust, we’ve seen major new hospitals built at Clock View in Walton in 2015, two new secure forensic hospitals in Maghull, Southport’s Hartley Hospital, plus several major refurbishments and Mossley Hill demonstrates Mersey Care’s radical reshaping of inpatient care facilities for our patients.”

Trust Chair Rosie Cooper:

“As Chair of Mersey Care, I understand that the quality of the physical environment is hugely important for those experiencing inpatient care and am very pleased that the people of Liverpool will benefit from this wonderful facility.”

Read more about the project here.

Stakeholder newsletter: The development of the new Mossley Hill Mental Health Facility

Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust is forging ahead with plans to create a modern, state of the art, mental health facility on land at Mossley Hill, Liverpool, which the Trust owns.

Liverpool Sefton Health Partnership (LSHP), is overseeing the construction of the new mental health facility which will sit on the Mossley Hill Hospital site and is part of Mersey Care’s ambition to replace out-dated dormitory-style accommodation. The new state of the art, 80-bed adult mental health facility, will carry on a tradition of the site serving the people of Liverpool. This short newsletter (attached below) brings together a summary of progress with the development of this new mental health facility, including the social value and community impact delivered to date.

Final Mossley Hill Newsletter _ Q1 2024

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