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Living with Secondary Breast Cancer - Manchester
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Tel: 0345 077 1893
M1 4LG
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Our Living with Secondary Breast Cancer meet ups in Manchester usually take place monthly, and you can attend as few or as many as you like. All sessions are facilitated by a counsellor and once a quarter we invite a guest speaker, for example a Clinical Nurse Specialist or Benefits Advisor. Ques...
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Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
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Tel: 0345 015 4033
PHSO
Citygate
Mosley Street
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M2 3HQ
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Our role is to consider complaints that government departments, a range of other public bodies in the UK, and the NHS in England, have not acted properly or fairly or have provided a poor service.
We work to put things right where we can and to share lessons learned to improve public services.
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Lgbt Carers Forum
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Tel: 0845 330 3030
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Princess House
105–107 Princess Stree
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M1 6DD
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An online and in person support group for LGB&T carers and professionals across the UK but with particular focus on the North West of England.
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Aidis Trust
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Tel: 0808 800 0009
Floor 2
Richmond House
15 Bloom Street
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M1 3HZ
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The Aidis Trust is a charity that offers free services for Disabled People wanting to take advantage of technology.
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Age UK Trafford
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Tel: 0161 746 9754
The Sharples Building
1 - 3 Church Road
Urmston
Greater Manchester
M41 9EH
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Age UK Trafford is for all of us, as growing older happens to everyone. Whether you need advice, access to services for older people, or are interested in volunteering, these pages have something for you.
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Anyone aged 50 + and their carers
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Lmcp Care Link (Asian Carers' Group)
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Tel: 0161 226 4632
The Pastoral Centre
95A Princess Road
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M14 4TH
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Asian Carers’ Group is a support group for South Asian carers (and those they care for - older South Asian persons and South Asian women with mental health needs). It meets on the first Tuesday of every month at the Longsight Library. Speakers are invited to provide information on their services,...
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South Asian older persons and their carers; South Asian women with mental health needs and their carers.
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Moss Side Powerhouse
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Tel: 0161 226 4335
140 Raby Street
Moss Side
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M14 4SQ
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The Moss Side Millenium Powerhouse is a centre for 8-25 year olds and has a Young People's Library.
As well as the library the Powerhouse also has Youth Clubs, a Connexions advice centre, music studio, fitness studio, dance studio, sports hall and computer suite. There are events and activities ...
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LGBT Foundation
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Tel: 0345 3 30 30 30
M1 3HF
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LGBT Foundation is a national charity delivering advice, support and information services to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) communities. Some examples include sexual health advice, domestic abuse support, training on health inequalities and online resources to support mental health and w...
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Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender people
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Salford City Council - services for children
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Tel: 0161 603 4500
Crompton House
100 Chorley Road
Swinton
Salford
Greater Manchester
M27 6BP
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Provide social care services for children and young people
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Children, young people and those that care for them
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Clinical Psychology Team - Learning Disability Partnership Board Salford
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Tel: 0161 861 2958
M27 6BP
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An organisation within the health service which brings together people with learning disabilities,relatives and carers, public, voluntary and independent agencies. We help improve psychological well being of people with learning disabilities and helps them get better access to the chances and ser...
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people with Learning Disabilities and their carers
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