Mental Health

Social prescribing: equitable and effective health and wellbeing support


Join The University of Manchester to explore how social prescribing can equitably support health and wellbeing.

Social prescribing for mental health needs and long-term health conditions have been proven to improve health and wellbeing, especially for those on low income, with lower educational attainment and those who live alone or without children.

The University of Manchester (room confirmed on registration)
Shared Topic Areas

Peer support Q&A on Trauma

Do you facilitate peer support sessions in Greater Manchester? Join Gaddum’s online Q&A sessions in January to learn how to support peers affected by trauma.  Do you have questions such as:

  • What does trauma-informed really mean?
  • How do I know if I’ve said the wrong thing?

Thrive Manchester will be on hand to help answer your questions.

Upcoming sessions: