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A free six week course to improve your wellbeing. Boost your:
• Mood
• Thinking
• Relaxation
• Assertiveness
• Confidence
• Motivation
• Understanding
• Communication
• Activity
• Sleep
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been agreed between the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector and the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership. This document is unique and signifies an intention to transform the relationship between the sector and health and social care devolution. 
Have you ever considered becoming a Coach? Make a difference to your community. 
Emerging Futures CIC are recruiting Volunteer Recovery Coaches to work across Manchester as part of their Community and Housing Team’s. The Coach training is fully accredited by LASER (formerly OCN) and all expenses will be reimbursed.
Ping! a table tennis participation project which Manchester City Council are working with alongside Table Tennis England for 2017. The idea is to bring table tennis into public spaces across the country - making the sport more visible and accessible to the public. 
Ping! is the free street ping pong festival which sees table tennis tables popping up in remarkable and surprising places in 24 towns and cities all over England
Black African and Caribbean elders develop dementia earlier than their White counterparts, but often delay help-seeking until crisis point. Delaying help-seeking has negative effects on future outcomes for patients and carers as it reduces access to treatment, care and support, independent living, and quality of life. 
The new blog by Nigel Rose, Macc's Strategic Lead (Commisioning) was an entry for an essay competition run by the King's Fund (which he didn't win). It's about one possible future scenario for the NHS - "It's 2025, it's Chorlton, it's cold and there's a meeting at the GP surgery....."
I wrote this essay for a competition (which I didn't win), run by the King's Fund, called "The NHS if’ that explored future scenarios for the NHS. I wanted to write something in a different style, with a bit more of a human feel than the example essays that they commissioned "policy" people to write. I wrote it about the area I live in and the GP surgery I go to and it has some people from Chorlton in it (suitably disguised). In the end, I thought the winning essays were pretty good.
Have you been affected by cancer? Do you live in North or East Manchester, Borough of Rochdale, Bury or Oldham? Macmillan Cancer Support wants to hear about your information and support needs. 
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been agreed between the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector and the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership. This document is unique and signifies an intention to transform the relationship between the sector and health and social care devolution.
Visit the Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust Roadshow to find out how you can reduce your risk of cervical cancer. The team are ready to answer your questions about cervical cancer, the signs to look out for and how it can be prevented through the HPV vaccination and cervical screening. 
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