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Free Bereavement Awareness webinar training for educationalist across GM

If you need help in a crisis, no matter what it is – there's support available

August 6th 2020 The virtual prom has been created to raise awareness of mental health support available via One Space...

IMHN appointed as the Independent Facilitator of Mental Health Lived Experience Engagement across Greater Manchester

In July we’re aiming to help Greater Manchester to see how arts and culture can offer valuable mental health support. #GMMAKING

The Mental Health Transformation team at Greater Manchester Health & Social Care Partnership have been working closely with the Greater Manchester VCSE Leadership Group to formulate support offers for a number of BAME communities across Greater Manchester.

Dad Matters, a Home-Start Oldham Stockport and Tameside project, works across Greater Manchester to support dads during their child’s early years. They help to support wellbeing and access to services.

During the week of June 7th 2020 we celebrated Infant Mental Health Week. The theme was 20:20 Vision - Seeing the world through babies’ eyes. Read Greater Manchester's statement on perinatal and parent infant mental health and COVID-19

As part of a national IAPT (Increasing Access to Psychological Therapies) programme we're recruiting into a number of salaried trainee positions to work in NHS IAPT Provider organisations.

Our Frontline is a new service formed by Samaritans, Mind, Shout and Hospice UK, supported by The Royal Foundation, providing round the clock support to all of those going to work as part of the national response to the Coronavirus

This Q&A for all UK school and college staff is on Thursday 23 April at 4:30pm. It will focus on helping children and young people manage anxiety.

All children and young people in Greater Manchester can now access free online counselling and emotional well-being support. The Kooth online counselling and emotional wellbeing platform is available to any young person who may be struggling with their mental health during the COVID-19 outbreak.