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CONTACT

Manchester Integrated Care Partnership
Manchester City Council, Town Hall Extension (THX)
Albert Square
Manchester
M60 2LA (for sat navs use M2 5DB)

Email:
mhcc.micp@nhs.net

Call:
0161 213 1750

Key people

Joanne Roney, OBE, is wearing a dark purple jumper with a long necklace chain. The background is a blurred stone building.

Place-based Lead
Joanne Roney,OBE - Chief Executive of Manchester City Council

About us

The first of Britain’s great modern cities, Manchester is a diverse, multi-cultural city, home to just over 580,000 people. There are over 200 languages spoken and places of worship for most religions across the city, including churches, Buddhist centres, Jewish synagogues, and facilities for Sikh and Hindu worship.

Manchester has a history in science, politics, music, arts and sport, and boasts of 25 Nobel prize winners, code breaker and LGBTQ+ icon Alun Turing, Suffragette Leader Emmeline Pankhurst and two world famous football teams.

As a city, Manchester has made great strides in improving outcomes for its residents. Manchester Integrated Care Partnership is building on this progress, working collaboratively with partners to tackle health inequalities and make sure every resident has access to high quality, safe and efficient health and care services.

What's happening in my borough

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Projecting grief. A photography and storytelling exhibition exploring how creativity can help healing after loss. Pop up exhibition. Trafford Centre, Manchester. 6-12th May 2024. PG X NHS Greater Manchester.

The 6th-12th May is Dying Matters Awareness Week, encouraging all communities to get talking. Learn about workshops in Greater Manchester to help deal with grief.

Stories

Midwife is sat on a sofa, holding a baby.

Sarah, from Stockport, gave birth to her fifth child, Arlo, in 2022 and worked with her midwife Eleanor to develop a personalised care and support plan.

Announcement

A paper prescription bag on top of a counter.

Important information from the Department of Health and Social Care about the change to NHS prescription charges and the cost of NHS Prepayment Certificates (PPC).