NHS ‘dual diagnosis’ support helps homeless GM residents with most complex needs find homes
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“Helping me to unravel my psychological trauma”: NHS Post-COVID Syndrome support helps hundreds in first year
Since 01 April 2022, over 700 GM people have been referred to receive Post-COVID mental health support.
Read “Helping me to unravel my psychological trauma”: NHS Post-COVID Syndrome support helps hundreds in first year…Woman to undertake six intense physical challenges in six months to raise money for the Manchester mental health service that ‘changed her life’
Bryony Rowe, 30, will be competing in the Isle of White 52km Ultramarathon, the CrossFit Turf Games and the Outlaw full-distance triathlon, amongst other challenges, to encourage body positivity amongst women in sport, and to raise money for Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust’s Charitable Funds.
Read Woman to undertake six intense physical challenges in six months to raise money for the Manchester mental health service that ‘changed her life’…The Recovery Academy turns 10!
The Recovery Academy is celebrating its 10th birthday with the launch of the brand-new spring/summer term, including a range of new and exciting face to face courses and digital resources.
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“I’m a completely different person now”: the mental health service transforming lives through art, people and places
The Recovery Pathways service, part of Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH), supported over 16,000 people struggling with their mental health in 2022.
Read “I’m a completely different person now”: the mental health service transforming lives through art, people and places…Local testing events have successfully helped GM residents at risk of Hep C infection
160 people were tested for Hep C over two months, with 11 people testing positive. All 11 have now either started or are waiting to start treatment.
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