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    Join us for our Annual Members’ Meeting

    Join us on Tuesday 10 November 2026 to hear how the Trust has performed over the past year, learn about the difference our services are making across Greater Manchester, and find out more about our plans for the future.

    Find out more and register to attend our Annual Members' Meeting

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    New Recovery Academy term out now

    Whether you're seeking support for yourself or others, the Recovery Academy’s new term offers a wealth of face-to-face and online courses, and other resources, to help people stay well and grow.

    Find out more about the Recovery Academy

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    Struggling with your mental health?

    Talking Therapies provides free psychological treatment for many different mental health difficulties such as low mood, stress, anxiety, panic attacks, trauma, flashbacks, compulsions and much more

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  • Great places for care and great places to work

    We are delighted to introduce Our Strategy for 2025-28  which outlines our vision and strategic priorities for the next three years.

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    Find out about our work to become a more inclusive organisation

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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.

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Latest news

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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Tips to help veterans prepare for Bonfire Night

Bonfire Night can be a difficult time for some people. The sights, sounds and smells of fireworks may bring back challenging memories or emotions, particularly for veterans and those who have experien...

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New appointments to GMMH’s executive leadership team

Following a competitive recruitment process, Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH) is pleased to announce the appointment of three new executive directors....

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Meet our GMMH “Change Makers”

Meet some of the participants in our GMMH Change Makers programme, and find out how ‘reciprocal mentoring’ is helping to build more inclusive environments from Board to ward. ...

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Black History Month at the Royal College of Pharmacy

This Black History Month, Sam Appiah Anane, our Deputy Director of Pharmacy and the third president of the UK Black Pharmacists Association (UKBPA), has been working with system partners to discuss in...

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Professor Tony Warne, Chair of Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust, announces his intention to step down at the end of his term of office.

Following nearly three years as Chair of Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust, Professor Tony Warne has announced that he will step down when his term of office comes to an end. Tony...

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Strengthening GMMH’s leadership team and preparing for the next phase of our improvement journey

In my previous update, I shared the initial feedback from the Care Quality Commission’s Well-Led assessment. That feedback recognised progress in recent years but was clear about the significant...

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Join our Annual Members’ Meeting 2026

Join us on Tuesday 10 November 2026 to hear how the Trust has performed over the past year, learn about the difference our services are making across Greater Manchester, and find out more about our pl...

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Join our free Improv for Wellbeing Jam sessions

Following the success of our Introduction to Improv for Mental Wellbeing Recovery Academy course, we are excited to announce the launch of our Improv for Wellbeing Jam sessions....

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Greater Manchester Mental Health and Making Space launch new community rehabilitation service

A new partnership between national social care charity Making Space and Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH) will help people with ongoing mental health needs move from hospita...

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