Capital Projects and Modernisation Programme

What is the Capital Projects and Modernisation Programme?

Along with our partners, we are investing £186 million in a modernisation programme to improve our mental health services and facilities for local people. Part of the transformation will be the redevelopment of outdated buildings. Lambeth Hospital and Mapother House, Michael Rutter Centre, Professorial Building at the Maudsley site will be redeveloped as housing - providing better care and experience for local people and meeting our communities need for more local homes.

Pears Maudsley Centre

The Pears Maudsley Centre for Children & Young People

The centre will provide high-quality mental health services and facilities including inpatient, outpatient and crisis care. It will also bring together the Trust's CAMHS specialists and researchers from Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) to work together to develop new ways of addressing the mental health and wellbeing challenges facing children and young people today.

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New Douglas Bennett House

The redeveloped building will house most of the Lambeth Hospital wards and services. There will be eight wards moving which include; The Acute Ward, Psychiatric Intensice Care Unit (PICU), Eating Disorders Ward and Neuropsychiatry Ward.

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Lambeth Hospital Site

Lambeth Hospital

Our plans include over 500 much needed new homes 50 per cent of which will be affordable, and a new community space. These new homes will help those on Lambeth Council’s waiting lists while providing investment in improving our services and facilities.

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De Crespigny Park Redevelopment

De Crespigny Park

There is an urgent need to redevelop our hospital facilities, as many of our buildings are old, in poor condition and not fit for purpose. The aim of this redevelopment is to reinvest back into our current and future hospital and community facilities while creating much needed new homes, for local people in Southwark.

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Latest Updates: Maudsley Hospital construction Site

Key changes at the Maudsley Hospital site include:

New Douglas Bennett building nearing completion
External landscaping and planters are nearing completion
Snagging and defects remediations are also underway
Digital services final commission nearing completion
Pears Maudsley Centre building envelope and waterproofing nearing completion
Main plant installation at an advanced stage
Roof and external envelope enclosure under construction, interior fit-outs underway
Ascom call system installation underway
Central stair construction underway
Northwest stair additional safety infill study underway
Gantry in place on Windsor Walk - pavement closure and pedestrian diverted to the opposite pavement, second entrance at Denmark Hill Station open
Car park rear of IoPPN student’s union remains closed
Pedestrians diverted between IoPPN and the Social, Genetic & Developmental Psychiatry Centre (SGDP)
Front entrance of SGDP stairs removed (ramp access retained)
West emergency escape route to SGDP re-routed

Trust news

Modernisation Programme: Latest News

Pears Maudsley Centre featured on BBC Radio 4

On Monday (25th July), The Pears Maudsley Centre for Children and Young People was featured during a broadcast on BBC Radio 4's World. Journalist Sarah Montague met with David Bradley, Chief...

Pears Maudsley Centre 'Highly Commended' at Design in Mental Health Awards

The Pears Maudsley Centre received ‘Highly Commended’ in the ‘Outside Spaces’ category at the Design in Mental Health 2022 Awards last night. The Centre is sp...

Pears Maudsley Centre featured on ITV London News

The construction progress of the Pears Maudsley Centre for Children and Young People was featured on ITV London News yesterday evening. Jasmin, an amazing young person who has used our servic...

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Frequently Asked Questions

Created from feedback by our staff, service users and carers and externally with our partners, members of the public, nearby residents and members of the local councils.

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Public Spaces

Our landscape architects have designed the external spaces to promote and foster positive mental health and well-being through the features and planting.

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Community Engagement

We held commnity engagement opportunities to provide further opportunities for local people to speak with the project team.

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