Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership

Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership (Greater Manchester ICP) brings together all health and social care partners across Greater Manchester and wider public sector and community organisations to improve the health and wellbeing of the 2.8 million people who live in Greater Manchester.

The way in which health and care services are organised in GM changed on 1st July 2022, to meet the new requirements under the Health and Care Act 2022.  Building on the work of the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership (GMHSCP), the Greater Manchester ICP was established.

Greater Manchester ICP connects NHS Greater Manchester, the Greater Manchester NHS Trusts and NHS providers across the whole of primary care with the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, 10 local councils and partners across the Voluntary, Community, Faith, and Social Enterprise (VSCFE) sector, the 10 local Healthwatch and the Trades Unions. Together as partners, we take actions which make a difference to the health of the population of Greater Manchester.

This means that from the GM city-region level to the towns and villages, professionals are working together across sectors, sharing skills and knowledge as if they were one organisation to improve the health, wealth and wellbeing of GM local residents.

Our top priorities, to build on success and make a difference to people’s lives, are far-reaching. Together, we are tackling the causes of inequality, prevent poor health and improve life chances.

Find out more about how we work in the links below.