Health and Wellbeing

Manchester Local Care Organisation’s neighbourhood winter services guides

Need information on local support in Manchester this Winter? To help local people, Manchester Local Care Organisation’s Integrated Neighbourhood Teams across the city have worked with winter guidescolleagues at Manchester City Council and the voluntary sector to produce a series of neighbourhood winter service booklets which you can now download.

Community Diagnostic Centres Equalities Fund

Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) is the largest NHS Trust in the UK with over 28,000 staff and manages 10 hospitals.

fundingMFT are developing a new diagnostics model where more Community Diagnostic Centres (CDC’s) are created in free standing locations away from main hospital sites. Diagnostics means when you have tests to find out if something is wrong with your health.

New app launches in Greater Manchester to support care leavers

The new app helps care leavers in Greater Manchester find and access support, offers and opportunities that are available all in one place.

Care leavers in Greater Manchester will be able to use a new app to help them find and access support, offers and opportunities that are available to them, all in one place.

The ‘Bee Connected’ app has been developed by Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) and digital agency Focusgov following feedback from care leavers that support available to them wasn’t always easy to find.

Winterwise – a guide to keeping well this winter

Age Friendly Manchester has partnered with national older person’s charity Independent Age to produce a new printed information guide called ‘Winterwise – a guide to keeping well this winter’.

winterwise guideDesigned for older residents across Greater Manchester, the guide brings together key information on cost of living support and how to stay warm, stay safe and stay well.

Food Response Infrastructure small grants scheme

Manchester City Council are committed to resourcing sustainable community-based food provision, with priority given to the 11 wards that have been identified as those that are likely to be most fundingaffected by the ‘Cost-of-Living Crisis’. It has been agreed that each of these Wards has been given a small grants funding pot of £10,000 through the Our Manchester Food Partnership, in partnership with Neighbourhood Teams.