Central Manchester Service User and Carers’ Network
Do you use mental health services or care for someone who does?
Why not come along and meet like-minded people?
The Network would love to meet you and hear your experiences in a service user and carer led discussion group.
The group meets the third Monday of every month 12.30pm-2pm at Brunswick Parish Church, Brunswick Street, Manchester, M13 9TQ.
Coming up in 2020…
20 January – Creative writing from Recovery Pathways
24 February – Mindfulness session and What’s On info
16 March – Connect Support guest speaker
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The MS Society has launched a new project to support people living with MS in Bolton, Salford and Manchester.
GreaterSport are on the hunt to find Greater Manchester’s most inspiring stories about moving a little more each day and the positive effects it has had. To be in with the chance of being the next face of the campaign all you have to do is post your story, image and/or video under any of the competition posts found on the @ThatCountsGM social media channels (Facebook, Instagram and Twitter).
The 2020 Greater Manchester Walking Festival is all about the joy and fun of walking and GM Moving are hoping the walks can bring this concept to life. Using the joy and fun approach, the festival aims to celebrate walking, places to walk and people to walk with, and appeal to a range of audiences.
Diva Creative on behalf of GM Walking are looking for people to share their walking stories to cover: Where do you walk? Why do you walk? What are the benefits? How does it make you feel? What is your favourite thing about walking etc.
Voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) groups and organisations in each of the local authority areas of Greater Manchester are being sought to provide peer support opportunities for parents, carers and families of children with suspected or diagnosed Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).
The Caribbean and African Health Network’s (CAHN) ambition is to work with Caribbean and African community in Greater Manchester to eradicate health inequalities within a generation.
The And Breathe exhibition explores how people can interact with art to nurture their mental and emotional wellbeing.
If you're over 65 Manchester Cares can help you stay warm, active and connected this winter.
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