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    Our Services

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    Find out more about working for the Trust, the opportunities available and how you can make an impact across the organisation.
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Careers at GMMH

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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Latest news

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Critical Incident - Laureate House

As a result of significant disruption to the heating system which has caused serious leaks at Laureate House in Manchester, the Trust has taken the decision to escalate to a critical incident due to b...

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Governor Elections 2026

We need people to fill vacancies on our Council of Governors. We're looking for people interested in helping us on our journey of improvement and transformation....

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Karen Howell, CEO of Great Manchester Mental Health (GMMH) announces her intention to retire this summer

Following a very successful two years at GMMH Karen Howell OBE will be stepping down to retire in June 2026....

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GMMH joins the Queen’s Institute of Community Nursing

At GMMH, we have now gained Organisational Membership of the Queen’s Institute of Community Nursing (QICN). This is an exciting investment and development which aims to support the development o...

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Changes to living well services across Greater Manchester

In partnership with NHS Greater Manchester, Pennine Care, Gaddum and other stakeholders, we’ve engaged with professionals, service users, and people with lived experience in proposals to re-name...

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Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust Announces Consultation on Major Transformation of Rehabilitation Services

Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH) has announced a consultation on significant proposals to transform its rehabilitation services, designed to improve care for people with co...

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Professor Tony Warne visits The Therapy Hub

On Monday 15 December 2025, our Chair, Professor Tony Warne, had the pleasure of visiting The Therapy Hub, based at the Victoria Park Centre, Longsight, Manchester....

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Our services recognised as examples of national best practice

We are proud to share that the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych) has highlighted the work of two of our services as examples of national best practice in its latest update on the Culture of Car...

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Mental health support this winter

Winter can be a challenging time for many of us. Shorter days and longer nights can affect our mood, whilst colder weather often brings more coughs, colds, and flu. Add to that the financial and socia...

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Professor Tony Warne visits Honeysuckle Lodge in Bolton

Honeysuckle Lodge colleagues and patients in Bolton welcomed a visit from our Chair, Professor Tony Warne, last week (8 December 2025) to our inpatient unit for women based on the Royal Bolton Hospita...

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