Our Values

Our new Trust values were launched in September 2017 following extensive engagement with service users, carers, staff and governors.

The following values and behaviours were selected following consultation events and online voting:

Our Shared Values

We Inspire Hope

  • Having a positive outlook on the future ahead
  • Celebrating achievements, no matter how small
  • Staying resilient and optimistic
  • Enabling people to reach their full potential
  • Being a positive role model

 

We Work Together

  • Empowering service users to make informed choices
  • Working together to promote seamless services
  • Lending a hand to a colleague who needs it
  • Setting and maintaining high standards
  • Supporting each other to recognise our strengths

We are Open and Honest

  • Acting with integrity and honesty
  • Apologising if we are wrong or if we let you down
  • Continually learning to improve
  • Doing what we say we will do
  • Building a trusting relationship

 

We are Caring and Compassionate

  • Showing empathy and understanding to all
  • Treating service users, their families and each other with kindness
  • Doing the little things that make a difference
  • Taking time to engage, support, listening and act
  • Putting ourselves in your shoes

 

We Value and Respect

  • Seeing the individual
  • Valuing individuality and diversity
  • Respecting different people's needs, aspirations and priorities
  • Being considerate and respecting each other
  • Challenging behaviour that does not fit with our values

 

  




Strategic Objectives

  1. Promote recovery by providing high quality care and delivering excellent outcomes
  2. Work with service user and carers to achieve goals
  3. Engage in effective partnership working
  4. Invest in our environments
  5. Enable staff to reach their potential and innovate
  6. Achieve sustainable financial strength and be well-governed

 

  • Crisis Care

    Crisis care numbers

    These numbers are for current GMMH service users. If you are not a GMMH service user and need out of hours support, please see the useful links section.

    Bolton, Salford and Trafford

    01204 390302

    The City of Manchester

    0161 271 0450

    If you are concerned about an immediate risk of harm - either to yourself or someone else - Phone 999. If it is not an emergency but you require urgent advice, call 111. Visit your local Accident & Emergency department if neccessary.

    Useful Links