Careers at GMMH
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On Saturday 10 October we mark World Mental Health Day, which raises awareness of why good mental health is so important, and how we can prioritise it in our lives and communities. The theme for 2026...
Loveness Ncube and Tracy Slaughter sat down to discuss their work within the REACH programme to reduce racism-related incidents and improve how services respond when they occur....
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....
Across Black History Month, we will be using our platform to amplify the lived experiences of our colleagues, service users, carers and communities; shining a light on their vital contributions; and h...
Our Psychological Therapies Training Centre (PTTC) held its final and largest graduation ceremony of the year on 15 September 2026....
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...
With just one week until Stoptober, it's time to get ready for the journey ahead. Whether you're planning to quit smoking yourself or supporting a friend, family member, service user, or colleague, re...
We are delighted to announce the shortlisted nominees for The GMMH Stars Awards 2026 in association with Red Tree Building Contractors....
On Monday 7 September 2026, our Chair, Tony Warne spent time visiting Gaskell House, home to our Manchester Specialist Psychotherapy Service, Eating Disorders Service, and Psychosexual Service....
Delivered as part of the Shining a Light on Suicide Campaign, the month begins on World Suicide Prevention Day (10th Sept) and runs to World Mental Health Day (10th Oct) and is focussed on encouraging...
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