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Good News: September 2026

A picture of Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust CEO Michele Moran

I’m delighted to share the September edition of our Trust’s Good News newsletter. 

In Good News we celebrate the inspiring successes and uplifting stories emerging from every corner of our Trust community. Championing the teams and services who are making a real difference to our patients and communities. Each quarter, we highlight the progress we’re making in delivering outstanding patient care, supporting our colleagues to develop and thrive, and keeping wellbeing at the centre of all we do. It’s a true reflection of what it means to be Being Humber. 

You will see in this edition our core values of caring, learning and growing which run through every story we feature. We share examples of how teams are living these values every day, from local events that showcase exceptional work in our communities to the national recognition our services have received for their dedication and impact.  

We’re particularly proud to share the achievements of services and teams who have been celebrated in recent months for their hard work and commitment, as well as the positive new initiatives making a difference across our local community. These moments remind us of the extraordinary effort taking place daily across our Trust. 

Taking time to acknowledge and celebrate these successes is essential. Good News allows us to shine a light on them and recognise the difference we make together. 

I hope you find this latest edition as inspiring and uplifting as I do. 

Warmest regards,

Michele Moran

CEO Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust

Caring

Learning

Growing

Recognition

Trust in the Media

Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust has been shortlisted in the category of Trust of the Year at the Health Service Journal (HSJ) Awards 2026. This award category considers every aspect of the organisation and recognises excellence across the board.

The Trust has had an incredible year with national recognition ensuring they stand out from their peers. Of this national recognition, most notably the Trust was placed in the top segment of the NHS National Oversight Framework leagues and sat in fourth place nationally in the Mental Health and Community Trust league table. As part of the Trust’s extensive staff wellbeing initiatives they also achieved second place nationally for their Flu Vaccination programme for frontline staff uptake.

Families concerned about their children's transition from primary school to secondary school are being offered additional support.

Drop-in sessions are being provided across East Yorkshire this summer by the mental health support teams from Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust for those with a child in year six.

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