Awards, Accreditations and Points of Pride

We're proud to have many award-winning services and colleagues, and finalists for prestigious national awards. Find out more about the awards our services and colleagues have received and been nominated for below.

Awards

ECTAS Accreditation Retained

A group of five people standing in a hospital room. From left to right, the first person is wearing a dark jacket and pants, the second person is in a white shirt and dark trousers, the third person is dressed in green medical scrubs, the fourth person is wearing a black uniform with a blue lanyard, and the fifth person is also in a black uniform with a blue lanyard. There is medical equipment visible on the left side of the image and cabinets on the right side. The room has light pink walls and bright lighting from overhead fixtures

We’re delighted to share that the Bolton Division’s Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) Department has successfully retained its accreditation from the Electroconvulsive Therapy Accreditation Service (ECTAS).

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Award-winning sci-fi film 'The Quiet Space' by Mental Health Worker gains international recognition

Justin Walker, a dedicated Support, Time, and Recovery (STR) Worker for Mental Health Services in Wigan at Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH) has once again demonstrated his creative expertise with his latest short film, ‘The Quiet Space.’

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Mental Health Joint Response Vehicle service wins Collaboration Award

The Mental Health Joint Response Vehicle (MHJRV) service – a partnership between Greater Manchester Mental Health (GMMH) and Pennie Care NHS foundation trusts and Greater Manchester Police (GMP) – has been crowned the winner of the Collaboration Award at the Greater Manchester Health and Care Champion Awards 2023.

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