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Children’s Mental Health Week 2026 is focussing on a sense of belonging with the theme of ‘This is My Place’. Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust provide a broad range of mental health services for children and young people to support healthy futures and brighter lives.

Hull City Council has welcomed the opening of a new supported living service providing high-quality homes and personalised support for people with mental health and learning disabilities.

As Children’s Mental Health Week is marked under the theme “This Is My Place,” Liberal Democrats in the East Riding are renewing their call for urgent action to ensure every child has access to safe, supportive spaces where they can grow, feel valued, and truly belong.

The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside (OPCC) is launching a bold new Valentine’s Day campaign at Hull, Grimsby and Scunthorpe football grounds to drive home the message that abuse is never acceptable and help is available.

Hull City Council has published the Leader’s proposed budget for 2026/27.

When it comes to making a long-term difference to patients’ lives, Physiotherapist Jenna Ellis and Senior Occupational Therapist Jen Ross really are a ‘cut above’.

The City of Hull Street Angels is pleased to announce the appointment of Lee Pearson as Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees, following a period of significant growth and recent success for the charity.

A Clinical Psychologist from Hull’s hospitals is working with a national charity to help people with multiple sclerosis (MS) cope with long-term pain.

A Hull nurse has retired after spending 60 years working for the NHS.

Ahead of Time to Talk Day on Thursday 5th February, Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust are sharing the variety of ways people can reach out and talk to others for support with their mental health.

Hull hospitals have introduced a specialist support team to help patients living with dementia and delirium – and support the NHS staff caring for them.

Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust have been making huge strides in their digital innovations, in line with the NHS 10 Year Plan’s push for digitisation in healthcare. Now the Trust has been shortlisted for two Health Service Journal (HSJ) Digital Awards 2026.

More organisations and communities across Hull that have applied for grants from the Crime Prevention Fund (CPF) have been announced.

Researchers in Hull have joined one of the world’s leading genetic screening studies for newborn babies.

Humber Rescue volunteers were tasked on the afternoon of Wednesday 21st January to a person in the water on the River Humber, in what developed into a fast-moving, multi-agency emergency response.

Some of Hull’s most well-known buildings are to be lit purple to mark Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD).

Doreen’s, a Hull-based charity, officially opens the doors to their new Hub in the city’s North Point Shopping Centre. ‘Delivering our Range of Everyday Essential Needs’, Doreen’s provides support to struggling families within the area, as well as vulnerable groups such as victims of domestic violence.

The Hull Bus Alliance would like to know what bus passengers in the city think of services in Hull by completing the Your Bus, Your Voice customer satisfaction survey.

A new Hull Funeral Services webpage has been created to support those dealing with the sad passing of a family member or friend.

Hull City Council is introducing a new digital platform to help children and young people in care safely record, store and reflect on their life stories.

A cleaner from Hull has achieved the impossible this week – running more than 200 miles in seven days around Hull to support people with Motor Neurone Disease.

Conversations with the deaf community in Hull and East Riding have exposed the stark reality of navigating the NHS without access to British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters.