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CONTACT

Oldham ICP
The Spindles
50 George Street
Oldham
OL1 1HD

Email:
gmicb-old.hello@nhs.net

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Key people

Place-based lead NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care
Shelley Kipling, Chief Executive of Oldham Council

About us

Oldham has its roots in the industrial-revolution era cotton industry. Though only five miles from Manchester City Centre, almost a quarter of the borough is located in the Peak District National Park. No household in the borough is more than two miles away from open countryside.

An estimated 237,628 people live here, and that’s projected to increase to 261,018 by 2041. A high proportion of residents are under 16 now, but the number of people over 65 is set to grow by 30% by 2041, which is expected to impact on adult social care and healthcare provision.

Oldham Integrated Care Partnership is working to improve health and wellbeing in the borough, where high levels of deprivation affect residents’ health outcomes and life expectancy. A priority is to give every child in the borough the best start in life; this includes providing opportunities to improve healthy eating and physical activity, making the most of the borough’s countryside to encourage healthier living for a better future.

What's happening in my borough

News

Clinician putting a plaster on a young persons arm where they got vaccinated
Get your winter vaccinations from Oldham’s mobile vaccination van
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NHS Greater Manchester logo. NHS England removes NHS Greater Manchester enforcement undertakings
NHS England has confirmed NHS Greater Manchester has met its enforcement requirements, bringing the formal process to an end
Read more about NHS England has confirmed that NHS Greater Manchester has met the requirements of its enforcement undertakings and that they have now been removed

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This Black History Month, Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership is recognising and celebrating the contributions of Black colleagues and communities, while reinforcing a clear message: there is no space for racism in health and care – anywhere.
Read more about Black History Month: speaking up against racism in health and care

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