Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust

No one deserves to experience racism; in health, care or anywhere.

Hear from NHS colleagues across Greater Manchester as they share the prejudice that many health and care staff face every day.

Watch the powerful film to find out more and be part of the change: https://buff.ly/4esaGss

No Space For Racism - main campaign video Around 1 in 4 health and care staff in Greater Manchester have repo...

📣 Reminder: happening this week!

Join us for a free creative taster day at No. 93 Wellbeing Centre on Wednesday 17 June!

Our Recovery Pathways service is hosting an open day where you can try a range of creative activities designed to support mental wellbeing – from painting and collage to nature printing and more.

📍 Location: No. 93 Wellbeing Centre, 93 Church Lane, Harpurhey, M9 5BG
📅 Date: Wednesday 17 June 2026
⏰ Time: 11am to 2pm

Come along, meet the team and find out more about the support and courses available. There will also be free pizza from the wood-fired oven to enjoy! 🍕

Anyone aged 18 and over is welcome to attend.

Find out more on our website (link in the comments).

Strike action by resident doctors due to take place between Monday 15 and Friday 19 June has now been called off.

If an existing appointment has been affected by the strike action, you will be contacted directly to reschedule. Otherwise, please continue to come forward for NHS care.

The resident doctors’ strike that was due to start on Monday has now been called off.

Please continue to attend appointments as planned and access NHS services as normal if you need them.

“The Recovery Academy is for everyone and the community spirit it provides can be extremely supportive for carers, family and friends"

Hear more from Amy Lawrence, Recovery Academy Team Manager, and find out about the support available to carers through the Recovery Academy on our website (link in the comments).

CANCELLED: Please note, planned industrial action by resident doctors (previously known as junior doctors) due to take place between 7am on Monday 15 June until 7am on Friday 19 June has now been called off.

Any patient or service user whose appointment is affected by the strike action will be contacted directly. If you are not contacted, we look forward to welcoming you for your appointment as planned.

We've worked with service users and carers to co-produce a set of self-assessment standards to support collaborative care.

Visit our website to find out more (link in the comments).

Meet Michaela, a Wigan mum who was once left fearing she might never bond with her son following a series of traumatic losses.

To mark Infant Mental Health Awareness Week 2026, she shares her story “as living proof that healing is possible”.

Share your views 💬

We want carers to tell us what is working well and where they feel we can improve.

We have a dedicated Carers Experience Questionnaire that you can take part in via the link in the comments. 👇

No one deserves to experience racism; in health, care or anywhere.

We’re proud to support the NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership ‘No Space for Racism Campaign’, which shines a light on the reality that many health and care staff face every day.

We all have a role to play in challenging racism. If it is safe to do so, speak up, support those affected and report any incidents.

It’s Infant Mental Health Awareness Week 💙

This year’s theme is Attunement’- the ability to tune in and connect with others on an emotional level. It is important for everyone, but particularly for babies and their parents or carers.

Attuned relationships support both baby and parental wellbeing, helping babies to feel safe and loved, learn to regulate their emotions, and get off to the very best start in life, supporting good infant mental health.

Specialised parent-infant relationship teams and services play an important role in supporting and strengthening attuned relationships between babies and their parents or carers.

Everyone can benefit from learning more about attunement, and there are lots of resources and tools available to help.

Visit our website to find out more (link in the comments).