News and Events

How services are adapting to make sure all who are experiencing difficulties with alcohol or drug addiction during the pandemic get the help they need. 

buzz’s #FaceItTogether campaign is all about bringing communities together in true Mancunian style to help each other out.

This week we’ve been celebrating the contribution of our service users and their families in shaping our services as part of National Co-production week (6-10 July 2020). #CoProWeek

Collecting NHS patient experience data is critical to ensure the delivery of high-quality services. 

We all need information that we can trust, particularly in this time of coronavirus. And we also need to look after our well-being, whether our mental health or our physical health.

A consultation was led by the University of Manchester, in partnership with GMMH, to develop the recommendations.

We understand that this is a difficult and challenging time for our services and our society so we would like to take the opportunity to share some good news stories from our amazing staff across the Trust!

Find out more about the CARMS project and how you can get involved

From 9am on Wednesday 17 June 2020 the GMMH Helpline will be available via a free phone number – 0800 953 0285

Interested in accessing training and networks to build stronger support for LGBT people in recovery from drugs and alcohol in your local area?

Since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak and lockdown, buzz Manchester Health & Wellbeing Service has been helping Manchester residents to stay connected, creative and healthy with a diverse range of community mental and physical wellbeing initiatives.

This free online event is open to anyone with an interest in the work of the Mental Health Nursing Research Unit, including service users, relatives, health professionals, academics, and students.

Today marks the start of Carers Week here in the UK.  This annual campaign raises awareness of caring, highlights the challenges our carers face and recognises the contribution they make to families, our service users and the wider community.

Today, in honour of World Environment Day, we share how GMMH is supporting sustainability and the environment.

Vital health and care information about patients in Bolton can now be viewed wherever they receive treatment in Greater Manchester.

1 May marked the start of Borderline Personality Disorder Awareness Month in the UK. The condition is often misunderstood and carries a stigma unlike many other diagnoses.

It has been more important than ever to support our service users and staff to stay safe, supported and connected.

The document, co-led by GMMH’s own Dr Sarah Jones, outlines Greater Manchester’s pioneering perinatal and parent-infant mental health model.