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Tag: Mental health

Opportunity to get involved

A visual of the Baton of Hope, a beautiful blend of precious metals.
The Baton of Hope, the biggest suicide prevention initiative the UK has ever seen, will visit Greater Manchester on Thursday 29th June 2023 on the first ever tour of its kind.
Read more about Baton of Hope Tour to visit Greater Manchester to raise awareness of nationwide suicide prevention initiative

Health News

A group of nine smiling people standing in a tunnel made of bamboo growing over arched supports in the Petrus Community Garden.
Greater Manchester has been testing how nature-based activities can support communities facing the biggest health inequalities as one of seven national green social prescribing areas.
Read more about Greater Manchester celebrates impact of two-year Nature for Health programme

Health News

Head and shoulder shot of Author Max Dickins who has written about male loneliness.
When Max Dickins proposed to his girlfriend, he realised there was no one he could ask to be his best man. The author of ‘Billy No-Mates: How I Realised Men Have a Friendship Problem' soon learned that he wasn't the only man struggling with friendships. Hear Max discuss why male loneliness matters and what we can do about it.
Read more about Male loneliness talk by author

Health News

Three people wearing jeans/shorts and waterproof jackets in a woodland clearing. They are crouching at a table made from a log and are mixing a white substance in plastic pots.
More people are feeling the benefit of nature-based activities in Greater Manchester, thanks to national funding to develop green social prescribing across the region.
Read more about Nurturing mental and physical health through nature

Event/Meetings

Lions Barber Collective at Manchester Piccadilly
Passengers and commuters at Manchester Piccadilly railway station were greeted with a smile and the offer of a free haircut today (Monday, October 24).
Read more about Free haircuts help Greater Manchester residents and commuters to open up about suicide
Launch Recite Me assistive technology