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NEWSLETTER Issue 11 June 2016 (FINAL) HAFAN Y COED - ADULT MENTAL HEALTH UNIT UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL LLANDOUGH NEWSLETTER Issue 11 June 2016 (FINAL) WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY “On behalf of the University Hospital Llandough I would like to extend a warm welcome to patients HOSPITAL LLANDOUGH and staff who transferred recently from Whitchurch Staff and patients from both Whitchurch Hospital Hospital. This was a major service transfer and was and the Llanfair Unit finally moved into the newly carried out with great success and minimum completed Hafan y Coed at the end of April. The disruption to all concerned. journey has been a long one and a few doubted it “Although mental health services are not new to would ever happen, but with the assistance and the hospital this must be considered as a major commitment of many people we now have a service change to further enhance the hospital’s fantastic, state of the art new facility in which to reputation as a centre of excellence for treat and care for people who have mental health rehabilitation and recovery. The integration of problems. While it would be hard to improve on mental health services into UHL sends a clear the care and dedication of the staff themselves, the message about the importance of striving for both modern environment will provide a more positive good physical and mental health with help from all and suitable place in which people will be able to the services delivered from UHL. receive the best care on their recovery journey. “Welcome to Llandough and we look forward to Peter Welsh, Senior Manager at UHL has welcomed you being part of the hospital community.” mental health services onto the UHL site, saying THANK YOU TO THE PEOPLE WHO • All the clinical teams for all their hard work, both in the design of facilities and the transfer of MADE HAFAN Y COED POSSIBLE services, which was made easier because of their The development of Hafan y Coed has been an attention to detail and commitment to patient immense undertaking from the development of the care; brief, the design of the facilities, the construction • Our Supply Chain Partners Laing O’Rourke, Crown work and finally the commissioning of the building House, Gleeds, Drac, Powell Dobson Architects and services. It has only been possible with the and Solty Brewsters, all of whom have been work, input and support from a vast number of instrumental in the successful design and people both staff within the UHB and externally, construction of Hafan y Coed. Particular thanks including service users and carers, design and go to Peter Sharpe, Richard Skone, Owain construction companies and not forgetting Welsh Dobson, Ashley Hollington, Mike Castellini, Nicola Government who funded the project from the All Jones, David Philips, Carl Bassett Ian Norman, Wales Capital Programme. Rhodri Davies; While we are very grateful for the efforts of everyone involved, there are a number of special thanks we would like to record:- • Capital and planning colleagues, especially Geoff • Cardiff and Vale Health Charity and the Walsh, Jeremy Holifield and Mike Wheeler, who’s Whitchurch Hospital League of Friends for their care and attention to detail has been invaluable; kind donations and support which have allowed the extras that enhance the experience for service • All members of the Mental Health Clinical Board users and staff within the new building; and Senior Team, especially Sarah Lloyd, Jayne Bell, Barbara John, Lesley Jones and Alan Davies; • Peter Welsh, Elaine Payne and everyone at UHL for making the mental health service welcome; • All the teams who have worked so tirelessly during the commissioning period in the run up to • Sefyll, service users and carers who have attended the opening of the Unit, including ward staff, meetings and taken the time to participate in the housekeeping, security, porters, estates, planning and design of the Unit; and procurement and IM&T. Special thanks go to • An enormous THANK YOU must go to Simone Simon Williams, Phil Cable, Judith Jones, Ian Joslyn, the Clinical Lead for the Project. Simone, in Fitzall, John Davies, Ray Cockayne, Steve Pellatt, partnership with Mike Wheeler, played a key role Trevor Edger, Gareth Bulpin, Nicola Arnold, in the project and its successful implementation. Gaynor Bright, Simon Davies and Steve Smith and Special recognition has to be made of the work their teams; undertaken with staff, service users and the • Ceri Knight and the Communications Team who design team to ensure that the facilities are have done a fabulous job of organising the innovative, progressive and support the needs of opening events and promoting the development people experiencing mental health problems and through the media; the staff who care for them. • All the artists who contributed the amazing artwork for Hafan y Coed; ROUND UP OF THE OPENING displayed. This artwork contributed to making Hafan EVENTS y Coed a colourful, welcoming and warming place it Art Showcase at Hafan y Coed was set out to be. On the 11th March, Jane Hutt AM visited Hafan y Service User Will Ford spoke at the event about his Coed to officially unveil the artwork at the new unit. words “We grow better tomorrows when we plant Over 40 pieces of artwork were specially good seeds today” that are displayed in the main commissioned to coincide with the theme ‘nature’. entrance to the unit. Will hopes that his poetic summation of a positive approach to life may help Art was developed by local artists, service users and at least a few people believe in the possibility of staff who all joined together to see their work better things. Hafan y Coed Official Opening together to celebrate the new purpose built unit that was designed in conjunction with service users and Hafan y Coed had its official launch on Thursday 17th staff. March 2016. Romy Wood, who has previously had short stays at The unit was officially opened by Minister for Heath Whitchurch Hospital, gave a very moving and and Social Services, Professor Mark Drakeford, who inspiring speech at the event which ended with the spent time looking around the new unit before its line “Hafan y Coed could be an asylum in the full unveiling to the public. sense of the word. On arrival here, instead of feeling that you have hit rock bottom, you could feel that The opening attracted a number of guests from you have found the way up.” partners, to service users and staff who all came Hafan y Coed Media Coverage http://www.cardiffandvaleuhb.wales.nhs.uk/hyc-in- the-news Hafan y Coed gained a lot of coverage from the local media about the new facility. Coverage was achieved The launch of the new unit was also pushed on social on BBC Wales Today, ITV Wales News, BBC online, media through twitter, facebook, YouTube and Flickr. Western Mail, Echo, Wales online, Made in Cardiff, Twitter made 954,097 impressions with the hashtag Barry and District News and Penarth Times. #HafanyCoed, Facebook had a reach of 75,254, You Dr Annie Procter and Romy Wood also appeared live Tube videos had a total view of 3,433 and the Flickr on Good Morning Wales on the morning of the album has seen 681 views of the Hafan y Coed album. opening to talk about the landmark opening. Some of the news coverage can be seen on the UHB website ONE OF OUR SERVICE USERS My bedroom is big but cosy and has a great view of the countryside and it has its own en-suite with GIVES THEIR FIRST IMPRESSION shower. Having my own en suite is important to me, OF THE NEW FACILITIES especially with my psoriasis. I can keep clean and I feel it will motivate me to look after myself and is a I visited Hazel ward at Hafan y Coed on 5th April. To new dimension to my life. So now I’m counting the my surprise going into the ward was really cool. It days to when we actually move. I personally am was bright, not by colour alone, but with plenty of going to miss Whitchurch as I have a lot of memories, light, nice warm magnolia walls and all clean and but I think it will the best for patients. Our main new. The art was unique along the walls near topic of conversation on the ward, has been the reception all the way through to the ward. Hazel move to Hazel ward, and people are wondering what ward is large and spacious and the unit has lifts which it will be like, and I say it’s good news for the future is good for those who are disabled. Everything is so and a brand new start, a new chapter. So I feel like new compared with what we have been used to on we are being spoiled, like when you get posh W2 and other wards in Whitchurch. I think the chocolates, and I and the other patients would like to cleaners will find it easier to keep the ward clean and thank Sue Miles, the ward manager and all the the patients will also be motivated to keep it clean. mental health team. Another good thing is that there are more amenities and chill out areas. There’s more privacy, more space for storage, and for nurses to keep their equipment stored correctly. MULTI-USE GAMES AREA Rachel Gill, who took part in the LAUNCHED taster session Cardiff City FC Foundation recently joined service said; “It’s users and staff at Hafan y Coed to launch the new beautiful to be multi-use games area to coincide with Mental Health in the sunshine Awareness Week.
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