West London Mental Health NHS Trust
The West London Mental Healthcare NHS Trust (WLMHT) was established 1 October 2000.
The head quarters is situated in St. Bernard's Hospital Building. HQ This is on the south side of the Uxbridge Road between the towns of Southall and Hanwell and 8½ miles west from London, in the Southall district of the London Borough of Ealing, Greater London, England.
With its duties spread across some 32 geographical sites it employs over 4,300 people.
Due to its larger remit there are nine Directors, and eight Non-Executive Directors.ed
Currently the Trust management is exploring the possibility of becoming a NHS equivalent Foundation Trust (eFt).
| NHS Trust | |
|---|---|
| Trust name | West London Mental Healthcare NHS Trust |
| Location | |
| Place | Southall |
| County | Greater London |
| Services | |
| Hospital type | Psychiatric |
| Psychiatric ICU present? | Yes |
| Adolescent Secure present? | Yes- male |
| Local Secure present? | Yes |
| Medium Secure present? | Yes- male; Yes- female |
| High Secure available? | No, but available off-site at (Broadmoor) B |
| Statistics | |
| No. of employees | ~ 3,800 |
| In patients | See: for each unit |
| Out patients | |
| History of St. Bernard's | |
| Key dates | * Opened 16 May 1832. * Present Trust established 1 October 2000 |
| Links | |
| Website | West London Mental Health NHS Trust |
| Wiki-Links | National Health Service List of UK Hospitals |
Read more about West London Mental Health NHS Trust: History, Local Services Division, Forensic Services Division, 2008, Geographical Spread, Corsellis Collection, Other Trusts, Notes, See Also
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