Long COVID

you are registered with a GP in Wigan Borough, you can access the following services:

Looking after yourself (self care)

NHS England’s Long-COVID page has information and advice about things you can do to help manage your symptoms of Long-COVID.

Long-COVID assessment for children and young people

While the majority of children and young people are not severely affected by COVID, a small number report continued symptoms. The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. If necessary, your GP will be able to refer on to your local hospital paediatric services. If more specialist support is needed, your local hospital will refer on to the specialist service based at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

If your child is aged 16 – 17 years old and isn’t already under the care of Paediatric services, they can be referred direct to Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

Long COVID Assessment Clinic – for adults

The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. Many patients with Long COVID can be supported effectively by their GP.

If your GP feels you need further support, they can refer you to your local Long COVID assessment clinic.

Your local Long COVID assessment clinic is provided by Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

The service is located at:

• Golborne Clinic, Lowton Road, Golborne, WA3 3EG.
• Thomas Linacre Centre, Parsons Walk, Wigan, WN1 1RU
• To access this service, your GP needs to refer you.

Once you are assessed in the Long COVID assessment clinic, if you require more specialist input this will be discussed and agreed with you.

Mental Health – for adults

Post-COVID Syndrome Service provided by Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust.

This service provides support for adults age 18+ living with the lasting effects and impact of a probable COVID-19 infection on psychological wellbeing and daily functioning (including cognitive function).

If you are registered with a GP in Wigan Borough, you can refer yourself to the service or ask your GP to refer you. For more information including the referral link click here.

Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support

If you are aged 18 or over, you can join Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support. There are weekly peer support meetings and a WhatsApp group that brings people together with shared experiences of living with Long-COVID. These are safe and confidential spaces where members support and guide each other. If you are interested in joining the peer support group, please register online or email contact@gmlongcovid.org for more information.

Long COVID Fatigue Psychology Service

The Long COVID Fatigue Psychology service supports patients living with fatigue following a confirmed or suspected COVID-19 infection.  The team provide individualised support to manage symptoms associated with fatigue and the impact this can have on psychological wellbeing.

The service supports adults across all of the Greater Manchester boroughs.

Referrals can be made via your GP or other healthcare professional involved in your care.  For more information and how to refer, please visit the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust website for the Long COVID fatigue psychology service.

you are registered with a GP in Trafford, you can access the following services:

Looking after yourself (self care)

NHS England’s Long-COVID page has information and advice about things you can do to help manage your symptoms of Long-COVID.

Long-COVID assessment for children and young people

While the majority of children and young people are not severely affected by COVID, a small number report continued symptoms. The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. If necessary, your GP will be able to refer on to your local hospital paediatric services. If more specialist support is needed, your local hospital will refer on to the specialist service based at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

If your child is aged 16 – 17 years old and isn’t already under the care of Paediatric services, they can be referred direct to Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

Long COVID Assessment Clinic – for adults

The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. Many patients with Long COVID can be supported effectively by their GP.

If your GP feels you need further support, they can refer you to your local Long COVID assessment clinic.

Your local Long COVID assessment clinic is run by Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust.

This is a joint service for residents living in Manchester and Trafford with clinics located at:

• North Manchester Gen Hospital, Delaunays Road, Crumpsall, Manchester M8 5RB
• Wythenshawe Hospital, Southmoor Road, Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 9LT
• Manchester Royal Infirmary, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9WL

To access this service, your GP needs to refer you.

Once you are assessed in the Long COVID assessment clinic, if you require more specialist input this will be discussed and agreed with you.

Mental Health – for adults

Post-COVID Syndrome Service provided by Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust.

This service provides support for adults age 18+ living with the lasting effects and impact of a probable COVID-19 infection on psychological wellbeing and daily functioning (including cognitive function).

If you are registered with a GP in Trafford, you can refer yourself to the service or ask your GP to refer you. For more information including the referral link click here.

Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support

If you are aged 18 or over, you can join Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support. There are weekly peer support meetings and a WhatsApp group that brings people together with shared experiences of living with Long-COVID. These are safe and confidential spaces where members support and guide each other. If you are interested in joining the peer support group, please register online or email contact@gmlongcovid.org for more information.

Long COVID Fatigue Psychology Service

The Long COVID Fatigue Psychology service supports patients living with fatigue following a confirmed or suspected COVID-19 infection.  The team provide individualised support to manage symptoms associated with fatigue and the impact this can have on psychological wellbeing.

The service supports adults across all of the Greater Manchester boroughs.

Referrals can be made via your GP or other healthcare professional involved in your care.  For more information and how to refer, please visit the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust website for the Long COVID fatigue psychology service.

If you are registered with a GP in Tameside, you can access the following services:

Looking after yourself (self care)

NHS England’s Long-COVID page has information and advice about things you can do to help manage your symptoms of Long-COVID.

Long-COVID assessment for children and young people

While the majority of children and young people are not severely affected by COVID, a small number report continued symptoms. The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. If necessary, your GP will be able to refer on to your local hospital paediatric services. If more specialist support is needed, your local hospital will refer on to the specialist service based at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

If your child is aged 16 – 17 years old and isn’t already under the care of Paediatric services, they can be referred direct to Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

Long COVID Assessment Clinic – for adults

The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. Many patients with Long COVID can be supported effectively by their GP.

If your GP feels you need further support, they can refer you to your local Long COVID assessment clinic.

Your local Long COVID assessment clinic is run by Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust.

It is located at the hospital on Fountain Street, Ashton Under Lynne, OL9 6RW.

To access this service, your GP needs to refer you.

Once you are assessed in the Long COVID assessment clinic, if you require more specialist input this will be discussed and agreed with you.

Mental Health – for adults

If you are registered with a GP in Tameside or Glossop, you can access the Psychological Medicine Post-COVID service provided by Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust.

This service provides support for adults age 18+ living with the lasting effects and impact of a probable COVID-19 infection.

To access this service, you must be referred by a health or care professional. They can find more details here.

Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support

If you are aged 18 or over, you can join Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support. There are weekly peer support meetings and a WhatsApp group that brings people together with shared experiences of living with Long-COVID. These are safe and confidential spaces where members support and guide each other. If you are interested in joining the peer support group, please register online or email contact@gmlongcovid.org for more information.

Long-COVID Fatigue Psychology Service

The Long COVID Fatigue Psychology service supports patients living with fatigue following a confirmed or suspected COVID-19 infection.  The team provide individualised support to manage symptoms associated with fatigue and the impact this can have on psychological wellbeing.

The service supports adults across all of the Greater Manchester boroughs.

Referrals can be made via your GP or other healthcare professional involved in your care.  For more information and how to refer, please visit the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust website for the Long COVID fatigue psychology service.

If you are registered with a GP in Stockport, you can access the following services:

Looking after yourself (self care)

NHS England’s Long-COVID page has information and advice about things you can do to help manage your symptoms of Long-COVID.

Long-COVID assessment for children and young people

While the majority of children and young people are not severely affected by COVID, a small number report continued symptoms. The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. If necessary, your GP will be able to refer on to your local hospital paediatric services. If more specialist support is needed, your local hospital will refer on to the specialist service based at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

If your child is aged 16 – 17 years old and isn’t already under the care of Paediatric services, they can be referred direct to Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

Long COVID Assessment Clinic – for adults

The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. Many patients with Long COVID can be supported effectively by their GP.

If your GP feels you need further support, they can refer you to your local Long COVID assessment clinic.

Your local Long COVID assessment clinic is provided by Stockport NHS Foundation Trust.

It is located at Romiley Health Centre, Chichester Rd, Romiley, Stockport, SK6 4QR.

To access this service, your GP needs to refer you.

Once you are assessed in the Long COVID assessment clinic, if you require more specialist input this will be discussed and agreed with you.

Mental Health – for adults

If you are registered with a GP in Stockport, you can access the Psychological Medicine Post-COVID service provided by Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust.

This service provides support for adults age 18+ living with the lasting effects and impact of a probable COVID-19 infection.

To access this service, you must be referred by a health or care professional. They can find more details here.

Stockport’s Long COVID Peer Support Group

This is a friendly and supportive non-medical group offering a place to share experiences, chat, listen, cry, laugh and hear from guest speakers.

The group meets:

• every Wednesday on Zoom from 11.30am to 12.30pm. It’s a drop in so you can just join when you feel like it.
• for a drop in coffee morning on the third Monday of every month, apart from Bank Holidays, from 10.30am to 11.30am at Vernon Park Cafe, Turncroft Lane, SK1 4AR.

For more information about the group and to join the Zoom call, email marie.omalley@stockport.gov.uk or call 07800 618570.

We can also help you get online so do not let this put you off joining.

Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support

If you are aged 18 or over, you can join Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support. There are weekly peer support meetings and a WhatsApp group that brings people together with shared experiences of living with Long-COVID. These are safe and confidential spaces where members support and guide each other. If you are interested in joining the peer support group, please register online or email contact@gmlongcovid.org for more information.

Long-COVID Fatigue Psychology Service

The Long COVID Fatigue Psychology service supports patients living with fatigue following a confirmed or suspected COVID-19 infection.  The team provide individualised support to manage symptoms associated with fatigue and the impact this can have on psychological wellbeing.

The service supports adults across all of the Greater Manchester boroughs.

Referrals can be made via your GP or other healthcare professional involved in your care.  For more information and how to refer, please visit the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust website for the Long COVID fatigue psychology service.

If you are registered with a GP in Salford, you can access the following services:

Looking after yourself (self care)

NHS England’s Long-COVID page has information and advice about things you can do to help manage your symptoms of Long-COVID.

Long-COVID assessment for children and young people

While the majority of children and young people are not severely affected by COVID, a small number report continued symptoms. The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. If necessary, your GP will be able to refer on to your local hospital paediatric services. If more specialist support is needed, your local hospital will refer on to the specialist service based at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

If your child is aged 16 – 17 years old and isn’t already under the care of Paediatric services, they can be referred direct to Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

Long COVID Assessment Clinic – for adults

The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. Many patients with Long COVID can be supported effectively by their GP.

If your GP feels you need further support, they can refer you to your local Long COVID assessment clinic.

Your local Long COVID assessment clinic is run by Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust.

Assessment Clinic located at Lance Burn Health Centre, Churchill Way, Salford, M6 5QX

Rehabilitation Clinical located at University of Salford – Frederick Road Campus

To access these services, your GP needs to refer you.

Once you are assessed in the Long COVID assessment clinic, if you require more specialist input this will be discussed and agreed with you.

Mental Health – for adults

Post-COVID Syndrome Service provided by Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust.

This service provides support for adults age 18+ living with the lasting effects and impact of a probable COVID-19 infection on psychological wellbeing and daily functioning (including cognitive function).

If you are registered with a GP in Salford, you can refer yourself to the service or ask your GP to refer you. For more information including the referral link click here.

Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support

If you are aged 18 or over, you can join Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support. There are weekly peer support meetings and a WhatsApp group that brings people together with shared experiences of living with Long-COVID. These are safe and confidential spaces where members support and guide each other. If you are interested in joining the peer support group, please register online or email contact@gmlongcovid.org for more information.

Long-COVID Fatigue Psychology Service

The Long COVID Fatigue Psychology service supports patients living with fatigue following a confirmed or suspected COVID-19 infection.  The team provide individualised support to manage symptoms associated with fatigue and the impact this can have on psychological wellbeing.

The service supports adults across all of the Greater Manchester boroughs.

Referrals can be made via your GP or other healthcare professional involved in your care.  For more information and how to refer, please visit the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust website for the Long COVID fatigue psychology service.

If you are registered with a GP in Rochdale, you can access the following services:

Looking after yourself (self care)

NHS England’s Long-COVID page has information and advice about things you can do to help manage your symptoms of Long-COVID.

Long-COVID assessment for children and young people

While the majority of children and young people are not severely affected by COVID, a small number report continued symptoms. The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. If necessary, your GP will be able to refer on to your local hospital paediatric services. If more specialist support is needed, your local hospital will refer on to the specialist service based at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

If your child is aged 16 – 17 years old and isn’t already under the care of Paediatric services, they can be referred direct to Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

Long COVID Assessment Clinic – for adults

The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. Many patients with Long COVID can be supported effectively by their GP.

If your GP feels you need further support, they can refer you to your local Long COVID assessment clinic.

Your local Long COVID assessment clinic is run by Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust. There are clinics at different days and times at the following locations:

• Rochdale infirmary, Community Services Hub, Whitehall St, Rochdale, OL12 0NB
• Callaghan house, Cross Street, Heywood, OL10 1PR

All initial assessments are done via telephone. To access this service, your GP needs to refer you.

Once you are assessed in the Long COVID assessment clinic, if you require more specialist input this will be discussed and agreed with you.

Mental Health – for adults

If you are registered with a GP in Rochdale, you can access the Psychological Medicine Post-COVID service provided by Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust.

This service provides support for adults age 18+ living with the lasting effects and impact of a probable COVID-19 infection.

To access this service, you must be referred by a health or care professional. They can find more details here.

Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support

If you are aged 18 or over, you can join Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support. There are weekly peer support meetings and a WhatsApp group that brings people together with shared experiences of living with Long-COVID. These are safe and confidential spaces where members support and guide each other. If you are interested in joining the peer support group, please register online or email contact@gmlongcovid.org for more information.

Long-COVID Fatigue Psychology Service

The Long COVID Fatigue Psychology service supports patients living with fatigue following a confirmed or suspected COVID-19 infection.  The team provide individualised support to manage symptoms associated with fatigue and the impact this can have on psychological wellbeing.

The service supports adults across all of the Greater Manchester boroughs.

Referrals can be made via your GP or other healthcare professional involved in your care.  For more information and how to refer, please visit the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust website for the Long COVID fatigue psychology service. [

If you are registered with a GP in Oldham, you can access the following services:

Looking after yourself (self care)

NHS England’s Long-COVID page has information and advice about things you can do to help manage your symptoms of Long-COVID.

Long-COVID assessment for children and young people

While the majority of children and young people are not severely affected by COVID, a small number report continued symptoms. The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. If necessary, your GP will be able to refer on to your local hospital paediatric services. If more specialist support is needed, your local hospital will refer on to the specialist service based at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

If your child is aged 16 – 17 years old and isn’t already under the care of Paediatric services, they can be referred direct to Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

Long COVID Assessment Clinic – for adults

The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. Many patients with Long COVID can be supported effectively by their GP.

If your GP feels you need further support, they can refer you to your local Long COVID assessment clinic.

Your local Long COVID assessment clinic is run by Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust.

The Oldham Long COVID service is based at the Chest Clinic at Royal Oldham Hospital. They offer initial virtual (online) appointments and are starting face to face initial appointments at community venues in Oldham such as Royton and Glodwick in October of 2022.

After this initial assessment if you require more specialist input this will be discussed and agreed with you prior to onward referral. Some of the other specialist services include:

• Face to face Long COVID Rehabilitation- 6-week exercise and Education programme.
• Consultant speciality clinics.
• A fatigue service, appointments available virtually or face to face.

To access this service, your GP needs to refer you.

Once you are assessed in the Long COVID assessment clinic, if you require more specialist input this will be discussed and agreed with you.

Mental Health – for adults

If you are registered with a GP in Oldham, you can access the Psychological Medicine Post-COVID service provided by Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust.

This service provides support for adults age 18+ living with the lasting effects and impact of a probable COVID-19 infection.

To access this service, you must be referred by a health or care professional. They can find more details here.

Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support

If you are aged 18 or over, you can join Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support. There are weekly peer support meetings and a WhatsApp group that brings people together with shared experiences of living with Long-COVID. These are safe and confidential spaces where members support and guide each other. If you are interested in joining the peer support group, please register online or email contact@gmlongcovid.org for more information.

Long-COVID Fatigue Psychology Service

The Long COVID Fatigue Psychology service supports patients living with fatigue following a confirmed or suspected COVID-19 infection.  The team provide individualised support to manage symptoms associated with fatigue and the impact this can have on psychological wellbeing.

The service supports adults across all of the Greater Manchester boroughs.

Referrals can be made via your GP or other healthcare professional involved in your care.  For more information and how to refer, please visit the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust website for the Long COVID fatigue psychology service.

If you are registered with a GP in Manchester, you can access the following services:

Looking after yourself (self care)

NHS England’s Long-COVID page has information and advice about things you can do to help manage your symptoms of Long-COVID.

Long-COVID assessment for children and young people

While the majority of children and young people are not severely affected by COVID, a small number report continued symptoms. The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. If necessary, your GP will be able to refer on to your local hospital paediatric services. The specialist service for children and young people is based at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

Long COVID Assessment Clinic – for adults

The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. Many patients with Long COVID can be supported effectively by their GP.

If your GP feels you need further support, they can refer you to your local Long COVID assessment clinic.

Your local Long COVID assessment clinic is run by Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust.

This is a joint service for residents living in Manchester and Trafford with clinics located at:

• North Manchester Gen Hospital, Delaunays Road, Crumpsall, Manchester M8 5RB
• Wythenshawe Hospital, Southmoor Road, Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 9LT
• Manchester Royal Infirmary, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9WL

To access this service, your GP needs to refer you.

Once you are assessed in the Long COVID assessment clinic, if you require more specialist input this will be discussed and agreed with you.

Mental Health – for adults

Post-COVID Syndrome Service provided by Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust.

This service provides support for adults age 18+ living with the lasting effects and impact of a probable COVID-19 infection on psychological wellbeing and daily functioning (including cognitive function).

If you are registered with a GP in Manchester, you can refer yourself to the service or ask your GP to refer you. For more information including the referral link click here.

Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support

If you are aged 18 or over, you can join Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support. There are weekly peer support meetings and a WhatsApp group that brings people together with shared experiences of living with Long-COVID. These are safe and confidential spaces where members support and guide each other. If you are interested in joining the peer support group, please register online or email contact@gmlongcovid.org for more information.

Long COVID-Fatigue Psychology Service

The Long COVID Fatigue Psychology service supports patients living with fatigue following a confirmed or suspected COVID-19 infection.  The team provide individualised support to manage symptoms associated with fatigue and the impact this can have on psychological wellbeing.

The service supports adults across all of the Greater Manchester boroughs.

Referrals can be made via your GP or other healthcare professional involved in your care.  For more information and how to refer, please visit the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust website for the Long COVID fatigue psychology service.

If you are registered with a GP in Bury, you can access the following services:

Looking after yourself (self care)

NHS England’s Long-COVID page has information and advice about things you can do to help manage your symptoms of Long-COVID.

Long-COVID assessment for children and young people

While the majority of children and young people are not severely affected by COVID, a small number report continued symptoms. The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. If necessary, your GP will be able to refer on to your local hospital paediatric services. If more specialist support is needed, your local hospital will refer on to the specialist service based at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

If your child is aged 16 – 17 years old and isn’t already under the care of Paediatric services, they can be referred direct to Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

Long COVID Assessment Clinic – for adults

The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. Many patients with Long COVID can be supported effectively by their GP.

If your GP feels you need further support, they can refer you to your local Long COVID assessment clinic.

Your local Long COVID assessment clinic is run by Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust.

The service is located at Radcliffe Primary Care Centre, 69 Church Street West, Radcliffe, M26 2SP.

To access this service, your GP needs to refer you.

Once you are assessed in the Long COVID assessment clinic, if you require more specialist input this will be discussed and agreed with you.

Mental Health – for adults

If you are registered with a GP in Bury, you can access the Psychological Medicine Post-COVID service provided by Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust.

This service provides support for adults age 18+ living with the lasting effects and impact of a probable COVID-19 infection.

To access this service, you must be referred by a health or care professional. They can find more details here.

Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support

If you are aged 18 or over, you can join Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support. There are weekly peer support meetings and a WhatsApp group that brings people together with shared experiences of living with Long-COVID. These are safe and confidential spaces where members support and guide each other. If you are interested in joining the peer support group, please register online or email contact@gmlongcovid.org for more information.

Long-COVID Fatigue Psychology Service

The Long COVID Fatigue Psychology service supports patients living with fatigue following a confirmed or suspected COVID-19 infection.  The team provide individualised support to manage symptoms associated with fatigue and the impact this can have on psychological wellbeing.

The service supports adults across all of the Greater Manchester boroughs.

Referrals can be made via your GP or other healthcare professional involved in your care.  For more information and how to refer, please visit the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust website for the Long COVID fatigue psychology service.

If you are registered with a GP in Bolton, you can access the following services:

Looking after yourself (self care)

NHS England’s Long-COVID page has information and advice about things you can do to help manage your symptoms of Long-COVID.

Long COVID Assessment for children and young people

While the majority of children and young people are not severely affected by COVID, a small number report continued symptoms. The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. If necessary, your GP will be able to refer on to your local hospital paediatric services. If more specialist support is needed, your local hospital will refer on to the specialist service based at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

If your child is aged 16 – 17 years old and isn’t already under the care of Paediatric services, they can be referred direct to Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

Long COVID Assessment Clinic – for adults

The first step would be to contact your GP practice for a review. Many patients with Long COVID can be supported effectively by their GP.

If your GP feels you need further support, they can refer you to your local Long COVID assessment clinic.

Your local Long COVID assessment clinic is run by NHS Bolton NHS Foundation Trust. They provide a mixture of online and face to face appointments at Breightmet Health Centre, Breightmet Fold lane, Bolton, BL2 6NT.

This service accepts self-referrals or referrals from GPs. You can find more information including referral details by clicking here.

Once you are assessed in the Long COVID assessment clinic, if you require more specialist input this will be discussed and agreed with you.

Mental Health – for adults

You can access the Post-COVID Syndrome Service provided by Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust.

This service provides support for adults age 18+ living with the lasting effects and impact of a probable COVID-19 infection on psychological wellbeing and daily functioning (including cognitive function).

If you are registered with a GP in Bolton, you can refer yourself to the service or ask your GP to refer you. For more information including the referral link click here.

Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support

If you are aged 18 or over, you can join Greater Manchester Long-COVID Support. There are weekly peer support meetings and a WhatsApp group that brings people together with shared experiences of living with Long-COVID. These are safe and confidential spaces where members support and guide each other. If you are interested in joining the peer support group, please register online or email contact@gmlongcovid.org for more information.

Long-COVID Fatigue Psychology Service

The Long COVID Fatigue Psychology service supports patients living with fatigue following a confirmed or suspected COVID-19 infection.  The team provide individualised support to manage symptoms associated with fatigue and the impact this can have on psychological wellbeing.

The service supports adults across all of the Greater Manchester boroughs.

Referrals can be made via your GP or other healthcare professional involved in your care.  For more information and how to refer, please visit the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust website for the Long COVID fatigue psychology service.