Take part in a research study exploring how to better support the wellbeing creative practitioners that work in people facing settings delivering and/or developing work for places such as schools, hospitals, secure settings and community spaces. 
The Targeted Lung Health Check programme moves to parts of Wythenshawe from January 2024. It will begin by offering Lung Health Checks to patients who are smokers aged 55-74 based at three GP practices in Wythenshawe in January and February. Then from April will be available to patients who are smokers aged 55-74 across other parts of Wythenshawe, Northenden, and Brooklands.
BMS Wellbeing CIC was created based on ever growing concern relating to poverty within Greater Manchester.
Cancer awareness saves lives. Every year thousands of people are diagnosed with Cancer. We know that the earlier a cancer is detected, the better the outcome for the people involved. Early 
detection saves lives. Cancer screening saves lives. Why not top up your knowledge and confidence so that you can help yourself, your family members, community leaders and staff.
As we come into colder winter months – it is important that we all do what we can to give our residents the information they need to stay warm and well. This includes messages about how to access cost of living support and find free warm welcome spaces near you.
This toolkit from Manchester City Council gives you the social media messages and assets to share across your own channels to support people in your own networks.
Dementia choirs, musical activities for carers and other initiatives supporting people through music will be able to apply for multi-year grants of either £1,000 or £2,000 per year, depending on the 
size and scope of the project.
Do you facilitate mental health peer support in Greater Manchester’s community?
Are you looking for extra funds to meet your needs?
Friday 1 December is World Aids Day. Help raise awareness in your workplace or donate to George House Trust.
World AIDS Day takes place on 1 December each year. It’s an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV, to show support for people living with HIV, and to commemorate those who have died from an AIDS-related illness.
Hearing from those with lived experience of health inequalities is vital to creating effective messages, interventions, and services.
Best practice in engagement with these groups is via organisations who have experience and planned approaches to addressing the varied barriers.
To strengthen engagement with these groups, The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) want to hear from organisations who have built trusted networks and have the experience and expertise to address barriers and maximise opportunities for engagement.
Greater Manchester dedicates a week to HIV testing as part of its plan to end all new cases of HIV in a Generation.
Greater Manchester HIV Testing Week, which runs from the 25-30 November, reminds Greater Manchester residents of the ease and importance of testing, ahead of World AIDS Day on 1 December.