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Greater Manchester Law Centre (GMLC) has developed a survival kit to support residents and front-line organisations to assisting people through the current public health crisis.
Online Session: Calming the Nervous System
Every Monday (except Bank Holiday Monday) 12pm-12.45pm
Join Manchester Mind in a session to help you calm your nervous system and ground the body and mind. Some easy practises that you can use in your everyday life. Suitable for all ages.
Manchester City Council have translated their messages for the helpline number in Arabic, Bangladeshi, Chinese, French, Polish, Punjabi, Romanian, Somali, Spanish and Urdu:
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Supported by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, FutureDotNow are coordinating industry action through a new initiative, DevicesDotNow, targeting the 1.7 million households who don’t have access to the internet and are digitally excluded as we face a socially distanced world gripped by COVID-19.
Creative City would like to invite you to create some art that helps remind elder neighbours who are having to reduce their contact with their community that we are thinking of them.
Your artwork will be sent to a Manchester retirement home or elder people’s community group for them to distribute,
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brand-new service has been launched that will make it easier for people in Greater Manchester to find and receive mental health support – anytime, day or night.
The service, Shout, allows people to simply and discreetly communicate with trained crisis volunteers by text message. The service is overseen by clinical supervisors.
The £50m fund will be available for grants of between £3,000 and £50,000.
It is available to organisations across the full breadth of heritage, including historic sites, industrial and maritime heritage, museums, libraries and archives, parks and gardens, landscapes and nature.
This statement is from Joanne Roney OBE, Chief Executive at MCC, Cllr Sue Murphy, Deputy Leader of the Council (Executive Member for the VCSE), and Claire Yarwood, Acting Chief Accountable Officer at Manchester Health & Care Commissioning (MHCC).
Due to the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19), Yaran Northwest is taking precautionary measures. From March, the Psychological and Counselling Services will no longer be able to offer face to face appointments until further notice and in line with the national guidance around social distancing – a way to reduce close contact with someone who might have Coronavirus.
The Manchester Carers Centre telephone helpline service is here for you if you have coronavirus/covid-19 concerns as a carer 0161 272 7270
The helpline is open Monday – Thursday, 9am-4pm
Manchester Carers Centre are increasing their capacity and staff will be available to take calls during these times.
Manchester Carers Centre are able to make telephone appointments to call carers back. If your enquiry is non urgent you can email: [email protected] to keep the phone line free for urgent calls.
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