News and Events

The GMMH Crisis Cafe is a new out of hours friendly and supportive space open to anyone in a crisis.

The Resilience Hub model, which was originally developed to support those affected by the Manchester Arena bombing, is now being rolled out to provide mental health and wellbeing support to healthcare, social care and emergency service workers who have been affected by COVID-19 in multiple UK regions.The Resilience Hub model, which was originally developed to support those affected by the Manchester Arena bombing, is now being rolled out to provide mental health and wellbeing support to healthcare, social care and emergency service workers who have been affected by COVID-19 in multiple UK regions.

Achieve BBST have released their online support programme for the festive period. 

Achieve BBST are looking for people with lived experience of their services to support continuous service improvement, acting as a peer interviewer for approximately ten service users.

Earlier this week, the British Islamic Medial Association announced their position on the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine.

ChatHealth Parentline 0-5 is a text messaging service set up to support the parents, carers and families of under 5’s in Manchester with questions and queries about their health and wellbeing.

Across 12 weeks from 14th January to 1st April 2020 at lunchtime, we will run webinars by experts to explore the importance of parental mental health and the parent infant relationship.

GMMH has 18 Multi Faith and Belief spaces across services for service users to access and practice their spiritual beliefs.

Everyone is invited and welcome to celebrate Christmas, community, contact, connecting and togetherness this Wintertime with Achieve on Thursday 17th December from 3pm.

In this first-person interview, Alison tells us about her experience as a mental health nurse, her new role at the Mental Health Nursing Research Unit (MHNRU) and her advice to other nurses who want to get involved in research.

This year, we lit up The Curve in yellow and asked you to #ShareYourStory, to raise awareness and stand with those who may be grieving alone due to COVID-19.

Whether new to caring or a carer of many years, it’s important that those supporting our service users understand their rights and are able to access the support available to them as soon as they need it.

The Recovery Academy is back with a range of products to support you to maintain good mental health during these difficult times. 

Gaddum, one of Manchester’s oldest charities, established in 1833 and a lead provider in carers support services are delighted to be working together with LGBT Foundation to create an LGBT carers advisory group and to develop a survey created by and specifically aimed LGBT+ carers.

Our helpline, 0800 953 0285, can be called at anytime by anyone who feels their mental health is beginning to suffer.

The Clinical Research Network Greater Manchester (CRN GM) has organised a digital showcase to highlight the outstanding work that has taken place over the past year.

From Monday 23 November until Friday 27 November, we will be celebrating Clinical Audit Awareness Week.

On 23 November, we’re celebrating the vital contribution nursing support workers make in caring for the health of our nation on our first Nursing Support Workers’ Day.

People with mental health worries are being urged to seek help in a new phase of the NHS’s Help Us Help You campaign.

Every year, World Antimicrobial Awareness Week aims to increase awareness of antimicrobial resistance – united to preserve antimicrobials