No. 93 Wellbeing Centre
Supporting health and wellbeing in North Manchester
No. 93 Wellbeing Centre has been at the heart of Harpurhey for many years and is an important place for the whole community.
Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH) has invested into the centre, so that it lasts for generations to come.
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The community hub provides a drop-in from Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 3.30pm
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We host many different free wellbeing related sessions and courses to support adult's mental health and wellbeing
This is our timetable: No.93 Timetable August 2026 .pdf [pdf] 75KB
Our monthly Recovery Pathways North newsletter showcases the range of wellbeing-related activities available for adults based in North Manchester: Recovery Pathways North August 2026.pdf [pdf] 4MB
If you are interested in running a wellbeing-related session or event, please contact us about booking a room by emailing harpurhey@gmmh.nhs.uk
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Manchester Talking Therapies service is also based in the building with prearranged appointments.
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The GMMH Crisis Café team are based at No.93, Monday to Friday, from 8pm to 1am, and on Saturdays and Sundays from 3pm to 1am
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Email: GMMHCrisisCafe@gmmh.nhs.uk
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Call 0777801 238 or 0161 271 0339, phone lines are staffed from 6.30pm onwards and 3pm during the weekend. Please phone ahead before dropping in.
If you need urgent mental health support, for example if you feel mentally unsafe or severely distressed, you can quickly and easily access support by calling NHS 111 and selecting mental health option 2. It’s available 24/7, free of charge and you can call for yourself or someone else.
Read more here: Urgent mental health support | Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS FT
Wellbeing Groups
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Creative Calm drop-in Mondays, 1.30pm to 3pm |
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Poetry Workshops Fridays, 11am to 12pm Kitty from Creative Confidence CIC |
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Yoga classes — Free Wednesdays, 10.30am to 11:15am |
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Free Arts and Craft sessions at No.93 Every Thursday from 1pm to 3pm These are continuing! |
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Monthly Seated Summer Drop-in 10.30am to 12pm Last Wednesday of the month, 24 June, 29 July, 26 August Contact Tamzin for more information: Tamzin.forster@gmmh.nhs.uk or 07501489212 |
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Garden Guardians Wellbeing Wednesdays, 10.30am to 12pm We would like your help with keeping our green space in good condition for all to enjoy. Just turn up or contact tamzin.forster@gmmh.nhs.uk or 07501 489212 for more information. |
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Smithy's Bereavement group Every other Wednesday 11am to 1pm Relaxation room Call Wendy first on 0748 543 189 before visiting |
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| A summary of the cycle and walking opportunities and free exercise classes at No. 93 |  |
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Bingo Bingo session - free, cheap 'n' cheerful prizes! Every Wednesday 1.30pm and Fridays at 1pm in the Café For more info, please contact No.93 on 0161 271 0908 or Harpurhey@gmmh.nhs.uk |
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Crisis Café at No. 93 An out of hours friendly and supportive community space open to anyone in Manchester, Bolton, Salford and Trafford, experiencing a mental health crisis. Where to find us: No 93 Harpurhey Wellbeing Centre, 93 Church Lane, Manchester, M9 5BG Opening times: Monday to Friday, 8pm to 1am (inc. Bank holidays), Saturday and Sunday, 3pm to 1am. Contact: GMMHCrisisCafe@gmmh.nhs.uk or call 0777 801 2838 or 0161 271 0339. Please phone ahead before dropping in. |
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The Crafty Crafters Mondays & Fridays from 1pm to 3pm Bring your own materials (sewing, crocheting & jewellery) Gail can teach people how to sew a cushion or another item, if requested. |
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Bike Library Sessions Borrow a bike for FREE every Monday 10am to 2pm or by appointment. ID/documentation required: Proof of address, plus photo ID Please help us by donating any unused bikes. Our mechanics will refurbish and repair your donated bike and offer it on loan or sell at an affordable price in the local community. Visit on Wednesdays at 12pm for a local bike ride and gain more confidence riding a bike. Contact: cycling.moston@gmail.com or call 0784 592 5000 or 0161 271 0908 Follow on twitter @harpurheymostonbikelibrary |
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Seated & Standing Exercise You can boost your energy and reduce joint stiffness while meeting new people and having a bit of fun too. Every Monday at 11.30am and Thursdays at 10am For more info, call 0161 205 0118 or text 07504 831 651 |
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Harpurhey - Homelessness Prevention Hub 0161 219 6577 FREE advice, help and support with:
Lines are open Monday to Friday, 9am to 4.30pm |
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Mindful Mums Peer to peer support group aimed at mums with children under 5, focussed around mental health and wellbeing. Every Friday 9.30am to 11am at No 93 Wellbeing Centre ON HOLD OVER THE SUMMER For more info, contact Lauren on 0777 452 3221 or email Hapurhey@gmmh.nhs.uk |
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Music group Each participant chooses a few songs and we listen to each other's choices respectfully. Plus a music quiz! Every Tuesday from 3pm to 4pm For more info, please contact reception on 0161 271 0908 |
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No. 93 Café and Kitchen
Café 93 at No. 93 Wellbeing Centre
Local charity Eat Well MCR is running Café 93 at No.93 Wellbeing Centre as part of a project funded by the NHS.
While it’s run by Eat Well MCR, the café is set up as separate initiative, and funded through the NHS — not through donations made to the charity.
This new venture builds on their mission to make good food accessible to those who need it most, offering nourishing, affordable food to the local community in Harpurhey.
Café 93 is open Monday to Friday, 10 am to 3:00pm, serving hearty, chef-made breakfasts and lunches at low prices. Free hot drinks are available between 9.30am-3.30pm
Sample menu
All meals are made using fresh, high-quality ingredients, with many of the local suppliers supporting Eat Well MCR through discounts or donations. You can expect:
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Breakfasts from just £0.80 (including a full English for £3.00)
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Hearty lunches like jacket potatoes, toasties and daily specials
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Free hot drinks, cordial, and water for all visitors
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Weekly frozen meals prepared on-site and distributed for free on Fridays
Menu
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