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Black History Month Magazine 2026: Honouring our communities. A photo of Prof. Dawn Edge. Underneath: Prof. Dawn Edge: Mental Health, Research & Equality. Professor Dawn Edge challenges irregularities in mental healthcare affecting African and Caribbean communities. By working with families and drawing on their experiences, she has helped develop support that better understands their cultures and needs. Her research asks services to listen more closely and provide care that works for the people using it. See more at www.blackhistorymonth.org.uk
GMMH Research Lead recognised in Black History Month Magazine

Professor Dawn Edge, Director of the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Research Unit (EDI-RU) at Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH), has been recognised in this year’s ...

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New Manchester Brain Health Centre pilot a national first for dementia diagnosis and prevention

A UK-first brain health clinic that is set to transform how dementia is diagnosed, slowed down or prevented, has launched in central Manchester. The two-year-long pilot scheme has been designed as a s...

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People with disabilities helped design new youth mental health referral tool

Researchers in Greater Manchester have credited the central role of stakeholders with disabilities when testing the usability of a digital referral tool for child and adolescent mental health services...

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Empowered Conversations: supporting carers of people with dementia

Carers of people with dementia in the UK could soon receive much-needed psychological support thanks to a major research study led by researchers at Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Tru...

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