GMMH Homeless Services

GMMH delivers a range of trauma informed, mental health and dual diagnosis services for individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness across the Greater Manchester footprint. These services work alongside a range of public and third sector providers to support the needs of this population. This can include those who are street homeless, in transient accommodation (such as sofa-surfing) and those who are at risk of becoming homeless due to the nature of their current accommodation provision. Our services work in a trauma informed, psychological model, considering the holistic needs of the individual including health and social care needs.

Housing First Dual Diagnosis Team

Housing First Dual Diagnosis Team

Housing First Dual Diagnosis Team

We work across Greater Manchester supporting the aims of Housing First by providing expert advice, assessment and intervention. 

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Rough Sleeper Drug and Alcohol Team

Rough Sleeper Drug and Alcohol Team

Rough Sleeper Drug and Alcohol Team

We are a multi-disciplinary team of practitioners who specialise in engaging service users who have drug and alcohol issues and experience challenges in engaging with mainstream addiction services. 

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Rough Sleepers Initiative Team

Rough Sleepers Initiative Team

Rough Sleepers Initiative Team

We work across a number of Greater Manchester boroughs as part of the central government-funded Rough Sleepers Initiative.

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Salford Homeless Dual Diagnosis Team

Salford Homeless Dual Diagnosis Team

Salford Homeless Dual Diagnosis Team

We work with people who are rough sleeping, or at risk of rough sleeping, and who have mental health, and/or substance misuse problems. 

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Manchester Dual Diagnosis Liaison Service

Manchester Dual Diagnosis Liaison Service

Manchester Dual Diagnosis Liaison Service

We provide training and case advice around co-occuring mental health and substance use.

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As a patient

As a service user, relative or carer using our services, sometimes you may need to turn to someone for help, advice, and support. 

Find resources for carers and service users  Contact the Trust