Mind

Our purpose is to create a space where mental health comes first. We believe that everyone deserves to be supported in their mental health needs and that we have a part to play in that.

We provide free and impartial advice on welfare benefits, debt and housing to people with mental health needs living in Manchester.

How to access:

See services pages of website for details or call our info-line.

• Self-referral or referral through others with the individual’s written consent.
• Call or email to arrange an initial chat with our Peer Support Development Workers: tel: 0161 769 5732 or email: peersupport@manchestermind.org
  

Rochdale Mind is a mental health charity that provides support to people in the Rochdale area. They focus on helping individuals who are experiencing mental health issues, such as anxiety, depression, and stress. Their aim is to improve mental wellbeing and promote recovery.

A confidential counselling service provides one to one counselling sessions to help relieve stress, anxiety and depression, increase self-esteem and improve relationships.

The Wellbeing Co-ordinator for New and Emerging Communities supports a range of different communities and population groups, including: Asylum Seekers and Refugees who are provided with advice and guidance to access a range of legal, housing, health and wellbeing services.

How to access:

The first step in accessing any of the help available at Rochdale and District Mind is to complete a referral form and to meet a Wellbeing Coordinator to discuss your issues.

You and your Wellbeing Coordinator will then build up an individual action plan to tackle your issues.

Mind in Salford is an independent, user focused charity providing vital services to make a positive difference to the wellbeing and mental health of local people.

Service includes:

• Welfare Rights & Debt Advice: We provide free, independent, impartial and confidential advice for adults in Salford who are registered with a Salford GP and who have a mental health condition.
• Independent Care Act Advocacy (ICAA) to eligible clients in Salford (including Care Act Carers Advocacy)
• Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA) in Meadowbrook, Woodlands and Prestwich Hospitals and associated services
• Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy (IMCA) in Salford.
• Independent NHS Complaints Advocacy (ICA) in Salford.

How to access:

Call our info-line or head to the website.

Together we are stronger. We believe that no one should face mental health problems alone, which is why in addition to working with national Mind we are also one of five local Minds that work across Greater Manchester.

Service includes:

• Information & Signposting Helpline: Whether you are experiencing mental health difficulties yourself, or are looking for information to support a family member, friend or neighbour, you can contact our helpline.

• Carers Support Service: For carers of adults who are diagnosed with a mental health problem, autism or who are experiencing emotional distress. If you provide emotional and/or practical mental health support to a relative, friend or neighbour who could not manage without your help, you may be able to receive support as a Carer.

• Carers Drop-in: For more information and to sign up, please get in touch via phone or email

• Singing for Fun: our singing group enables users to build confidence, have fun and gain access to valuable information and services. Hot and cold drinks and biscuits are provided during the session.

• Thursday at One Art Group: The group encourages services users to express themselves using their creativity to turn their hand at a number of different forms of art

How to access:

If you would like to get involved in any of our groups please email or call us.

You can phone us and speak directly to a staff member, during the opening hours . Please be aware that our phone lines are not monitored outside of our opening hours.

Tameside, Oldham and Glossop Mind provide a variety of services for our clients. We pride ourself on finding new and effective ways to help people with their mental wellbeing in the way which best suits them. Current service provision includes counselling, guided well-being and a well-being hub and programme of activities.

To Access:

If you're interested in accessing counselling with us, then you can give us a call on 0161 330 9223 and ask us about counselling.