Grimsby welcomed His Majesty The King today as he visited the town to meet the people, groups and organisations working hard to make North East Lincolnshire a better place to live.
Our team of runners put their best foot forward in the 2026 Great Grimsby 10K to raise money for our official charity, the Gardiner Hill Foundation.
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Safespace is moving from a walk-in service to pre-booked, in-person sessions only, to better manage demand and provide more focused support.
New sensory garden at Navigo’s older people’s site supports wellbeing for people living with dementia through sensory features, nature and co‑produced design.
Navigo's 2026 Annual General Meeting will take place on Wednesday 30 September 2026 at Grimsby Auditorium.
Navigo has outperformed national NHS trust averages for the seventh consecutive year in the Care Quality Commission's 2025 Community Mental Health Survey.
Each week, Sarah escorts a small group of service users to local dog rescue charity, Immingham Dogs Home — a warm, bustling place filled with hopeful eyes and twitching noses.
Dr Nicola Airey wins the BPS Early Career Researcher Best Paper Award for pioneering the SRACS scale, transforming how clinician confidence is understood.
Navigo has once again been recognised as one of the top healthcare providers in the country, achieving outstanding results in the latest NHS Staff Survey.
Navigo’s Sequoia Therapeutic Community (TC) is proud to announce that it has once again achieved full accreditation from the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych).
Community is at the heart of Eating Disorder Awareness Week 2026, reminding us that recovery is strengthened when no one has to face an eating disorder in isolation.
A winning idea from Navigo’s 2024 Projects of the Year scheme has now come to life and it’s already making a meaningful difference for young people accessing local mental health services.
Staff demonstrated outstanding compassion and kindness, understood people’s individual needs and supported them in ways that helped them feel safe and reassured.
Toby Ben-Babatunde, Navigo's Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) Staff Representative, opens up about the effects of cultural stigma, the See Me First campaign and Black History Month.
Michael Obi-Okonta, a support worker within our Older People's Services, shares his thoughts on Black History Month and the unique challenges that Black, Asian and minority ethnic people face in our communities.
More than 1,000 community and staff members play an active role in influencing how services are run, reflecting Navigo’s commitment to the principle, ‘nothing about us without us’.
Navigo's North Lincolnshire Adult Community Eating Disorder Service offers support to adults aged 17.5 and over who are living with, or at risk of developing, an eating disorder.