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Our people enjoy their work, have opportunities to learn and develop their skills and are encouraged to generate new ideas that improve care for our service users.

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No Smoking Day 2024: Towards a smoke-free future

Leading charities Action on Smoking and Health (ASH), Cancer Research UK and Asthma + Lung UK, joined forces with the government to encourage the nation's 5.3 million smokers to make a quit attemp...

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Luciana Berger visits Salford Living Well

On Monday 11th March, Salford Living Well was visited by Labour Party politician, Luciana Berger. Luciana Berger, former Labour MP for Liverpool Wavertree, visited the service as part of her new ro...

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“I have finally got a life” - new community mental health service to roll out following successful pilot

Wigan Borough Living Well, a new community mental health service which sees Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH) join forces with Wigan Primary Care, Wigan and Leigh Community ...

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Adult ADHD services in Greater Manchester

Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership are reviewing adult ADHD services across Greater Manchester....

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GMMH announces appointment of new Chief Executive

A new Chief Executive has been appointed Chief Executive at Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH) to lead the organisation at this pivotal time....

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GMMH and the University of Manchester host ecosystem event on XR in mental health

On Thursday 15 February, sixty-six people including: digital experts, service users, mental health practitioners and researchers met at CityLabs to explore new avenues for extended reality (XR) in men...

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A first for Greater Manchester as dedicated support is offered to homeless people with neurological conditions

“We know of only one other mental health trust in the country who is providing this type of support, and we are incredibly proud to be paving the way in such an important area.”  ...

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GMMH selected to present at national conference in March 2024

The Pathways from Homelessness Symposium will bring together the best practice, policy, clinical and intervention work with homeless people, not just from the UK but Internationally.  Four of ...

Left side of car (left to right): Rachael Osborne, associate director for Tameside and Glossop, Pennine Care; Richard Godwin, suicide prevention co-ordinator, Network Rail; PC Geoffrey Daly-Tse, British Transport Police; Lisa Warrender, service manager, Pennine Care; Inspector Paul Hevey, British Transport Police; Janet O’Toole, senior mental health clinician, Greater Manchester Mental Health; Inspector Peter Wilcock, British Transport Police; Danielle Stephenson, senior mental health practitioner, Pennine Care; Gary Jones, regional group crime and suicide prevention manager, Network Rail.
Next stop – better crisis mental health support

Specialist police officers, railway colleagues and mental health professionals have joined forces to improve support for people experiencing a mental health crisis....

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Research & Innovation celebrates Mental Health Nurses in Research!

On the sixth annual Mental Health Nurses Day, Research & Innovation is celebrating the essential role that mental health nurses play – both in our Trust and in our department! &nbs...

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