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John Short - Chief Executive
John Short - Chief Executive

Welcome to Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust.

It's estimated that one in four people in the UK will experience a mental health problem in their lifetime and this trust was established to help those people, their families and carers. We’re dedicated to raising awareness of mental health and removing the stigma that’s associated with it.

Within this website you will find a whole host of useful information and resources whether you are a patient, carer, commissioner, or a member of the public with an interest in mental health services.

Our sites

Our trust has over 60 sites that range from teams in your local community, through to inpatient hospitals and residential settings.

With over 4000 dedicated staff, we’re well equipped to provide you or your loved ones with the help and support you need.

A list of all of our sites can be found here.

An award winning trust
An award-winning trust: BSMHFT have won four HSJ-sponsored awards in four successive years from 2008.

Over the years we’ve worked hard to provide the best possible service for our patients and their carers.

We’ve won national and international awards for the care and treatment we provide throughout the trust.

But we know there’s always room for improvement, and we’re on a mission to provide outstanding care and facilities for all our patients and their carers.

Find out more about some of the awards we have won here

Hugh Rickards

We are a trust with a strong reputation in research, innovation and service excellence.  Although we are based in Birmingham and Solihull, our desire to share good practice has seen us create links both nationally and internationally.

Our researchers are always looking for different ways of understanding mental health.  For example, at a recent conference in Prague, the findings of one of our research projects changed the way that depression is measured in people who suffer from Huntington’s disease.

Find out more about our national and international reputation here.

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Who to contact for help

Find out how to get help if you are experiencing a mental health issue and what to do in an emergency.

 

Who to contact for help

Hot topics

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Visiting details

Find visiting details for our sites such as directions, local public transport and visiting hours of the inpatient units.

Visiting our sites

Events

Calendar
Visit our events page to find out what's going on around our trust