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Trafford ICP
Trafford Town Hall
Talbot Road
Stretford, M32 0TH

Email:
gmicb-tr.mail@nhs.net

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Key people

Sara Todd is in a blue suit jacket over a black top with a necklace with blue beads. She is stood in front of cream patterned wall paper and a wood door.

Place-based Lead
Sara Todd - Chief Executive at Trafford Council

About us

The borough of Trafford has long been a place to live and age well. Steeped in history, it’s also a national and international hub for culture and leisure, home to Manchester United, Coronation Street studios, Chill Factore and the Trafford Centre. Our diverse population of more than 237,000 people guides us as we develop and deliver health and social care services that our residents deserve.

Trafford Integrated Care Partnership planning is built around our towns – Altrincham, Stretford, Urmston, Partington and Sale – and neighbourhoods, and by working with other localities in the Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership. We’ll achieve our aims by bringing together partners and colleagues to design and deliver on our ambitions for better lives for our most vulnerable people; better wellbeing for our population; and better connections across our communities.

Trafford’s six major priority areas for improving and maintaining people’s health and wellbeing are: prevention of illness and long-term conditions; helping people to live well at home; planned care such as routine operations; urgent care services like emergency departments; children’s services; and mental health.

What's happening in my borough

Stories

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A group of NHS workers in Tameside & Glossop are striking all the right chords as the first NHS staff brass band.
Read more about NHS brass band hits the right notes

Health News

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Manchester Maternity and Neonatal Voices Partnership (MNVP) leads receive vital bereavement training.
Read more about Manchester’s Maternity and Neonatal Voices Partnership (MNVP) leads receive vital bereavement training.

Health News

Have your say on our review of some surgical procedures.
NHS Greater Manchester is reviewing a list of procedures to make sure they are only used when genuinely needed. This is expected to be completed by the end of the March 2025.
Read more about NHS Greater Manchester review of some procedures

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