Careers at GMMH
Our people enjoy their work, have opportunities to learn and develop their skills and are encouraged to generate new ideas that improve care for our service users.
Latest news
GMMH has been awarded the prestigious Johnathan MacLennan Award at the international Mental Health Improvement Network Annual Conference 2025, in Utrecht, Netherlands....
The NHS Chef of the Year 2025 competition has kicked off its nationwide heats to find the best chefs in healthcare across England and Wales. For the past two years, our Catering team has exce...
We are thrilled to hear that Carla Mobear, Perinatal Service Manager with the Specialist Perinatal Service, and Charles Tega Akporotu, Occupational Therapy Assistant within our Adult Forensic Ser...
We’re proud to announce that Professor J. S. Bamrah, Consultant Psychiatrist for GMMH, has been awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at this year’s British Indian Psychiat...
This year we are introducing a new category: the People’s Choice Award. This award is unique because it allows you, service users, carers, and families, to nominate individuals or teams who have...
Pictured: Carers, Anne and Frances You may not know it, but if you provide support to a family member or friend with dementia, then the NHS recognises you as a carer. You may help with daily tasks l...
On Saturday, 05 July 2025, staff, patients and families from Trafford NHS Talking Therapies and Sale Central Primary Care Network (a network of five local GP surgeries) came together to celebrat...
Alcohol Awareness Week will take place from 7-13 July 2025, and the theme this year is alcohol and work....
First Step Trust (FST) is an award winning charity with over 30 years’ experience in providing work experience, on the job training and salaried employment for people often excluded from worki...
Last year saw us work with a group of service users from across the Trust to establish our Service User Council. We wanted to recruit people who are passionate about improving mental health services, ...
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