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Recovery Pathways creative taster day at No. 93 Wellbeing Centre

Join our Recovery Pathways service at No. 93 Wellbeing Centre on Wednesday 17 June 2026, from 11am to 2pm, for a free creative taster day featuring activities designed to support mental wellbeing. &nb...

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Infant Mental Health Awareness Week 2026

This week (8-14 June 2026) is Infant Mental Health Awareness Week (IMHAW), and this year's theme is ‘Attunement’....

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“Inside I was silently screaming” - Wigan mum speaks out about common yet often isolating experience

Michaela, a Wigan mum who was once left fearing she might never bond with her son following a series of traumatic losses, shares her story “as living proof that healing is possible” in hon...

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GMMH's anti-racism work shortlisted for national patient safety award

GMMH has been shortlisted for a national HSJ Patient Safety Award for its work to tackle racism and improve safety on mental health wards....

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Andy Burnham joins the Chapman Barker Unit at the Great Manchester Run!

Congratulations to our colleagues from our Chapman Barker Unit (CBU), who completed AJ Bell Great Manchester Run on Sunday 31 May 2026, alongside the Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, to r...

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Carers Week 2026

Carers Week is an annual campaign to raise awareness of caring, highlight the challenges unpaid carers face, and recognise the contribution they make to families and communities throughout the UK. It ...

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Recovery Pathways Arts for Good Health Summer 2026 programme now live

The Recovery Pathways service, part of Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH), is pleased to announce the launch of its Arts for Good Health Summer 2026 programme....

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Volunteers’ Week 2026

Volunteers’ Week is the perfect opportunity to recognise the incredible contribution volunteers make to our Trust - and to the NHS and social care....

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Celebrating creativity and lived experience at the Recovery Academy

On Tuesday 5 and Wednesday 6 May 2026, students and staff from Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust’s (GMMH) Recovery Academy were invited to take part in a lived experience art...

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GMMH’s Capital, Estates and Facilities Team shortlisted for Team of the Year!

We are thrilled to announce that our Capital, Estates and Facilities (CEF) Team has been shortlisted for Team of the Year at this year’s HEFMA Awards!...

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