News and Events

A celebratory Interfaith service uniting people of all faiths across Greater Manchester to commemorate World Mental Health Day.

A Manchester doctor is taking up her violin to play in Europe-wide orchestra’s first ever visit to the city for a special fundraising concert.

Our access to a range of health information has developed, but what about the quality?

10 September 2019 is World Suicide Prevention Day and 10 October 2019 is World Mental Health Day which this year focuses on Suicide Prevention.

Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH) is proud to deliver drug and alcohol recovery services in Bury. 

Figure out what mental wellbeing means to you at our event at People’s History Museum on 8 October. 

"Nowt about us, without us!"

To coincide with World Suicide Prevention Day (Tuesday 10 September) we are proud to be partnered with the Zero Suicide Alliance to provide suicide prevention training for all our staff and the public.

8 Week course on being creative through writing, drama and filmmaking

Important Information about NW CMHT temporary relocation

Come and join us in a friendly relaxed environment & have a chat and a cuppa.

10 September to 10 October 2019

START's ‘Vigil & Procession of Remembrance’ on World Suicide Prevention Day, Tuesday 10 September 2019 in Salford.

We are pleased to announce that we are now accepting nominations for the Staff Value Awards 2019.

We are incredibly proud to be part of the NHS Rainbow Badge scheme!

Now in their seventh year, the annual awards are designed to recognise our region’s hard-working and high-achieving researchers, research teams, R&D departments and other research support functions.

Salford Older Adult Primary Care Psychological Therapies produce a newsletter to keep staff, GP practices and third sector and voluntary organisations up to date with their work.

Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH) is celebrating today over the announcement that £72.3million capital funding will be invested to replace Manchester’s current mental health inpatient unit – Park House, based in Crumpsall on the North Manchester General Hospital site.