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Clayton Youth Centre
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Tel: 0161 223 3321
Clayton Street
Clayton
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M11 4HU
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Headway South Manchester and Stockport
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Tel: 01614 425 552
SK3 8LX
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Headway provides social and cognitive rehabilitation for adults with brain injury and support and respite for their families.
They individually tailor programmes that are designed to maximise quality of life, independence and self-esteem.
Free carer advice and support services are available.
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Brain injury survivors, carers, family and friends.
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The North West Centre For Eating Disorders Cherish Support Group
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Tel: 0161 480 0882
The North West Centre for Eating Disorders
Oakwood House
104 Kennerley Road
Stockport
Greater Manchester
SK2 6EY
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The North West Centre for Eating Disorders provides comprehensive evidence-based outpatient treatments for young people and adults suffering from anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, eating disorder not otherwise specified, complex food phobias, and weight and body image distress.
We also ...
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Referred clients and families, general public, students, 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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Manchester Carers Centre
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Tel: 0161 272 7270
Vulcan Mill
12-18 Pollard Street
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M4 7AN
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Manchester Carers Centre is proud of our ability to identify and reach out to new Carers and support them in a preventative way. We demonstrate that when timely and effective help is offered, Carers can be reached before breaking point – giving them the strength and resolve to continue to care fo...
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Carers, and professionals working with 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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Active Therapy Team
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Tel: 0161 217 4920
Withington Community Hospital
Nell Lane
West Didsbury
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M20 2LR
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The Active Therapy Team runs two weekly support groups for cared for and carers, the STAR Stroke Club for stroke survivors and their carers and TREATS support group for people living with Dementia and their carers. Within the groups we offer craft classes, complementary therapies, exercise classe...
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Rethink Carers Lancashire
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Tel: 07968 990614
c/o Rethink Mental Illness NW Regional Office
Kath Locke Centre
123 Moss Lane East
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M15 5DD
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This group aims to provide a link between carers in Lancashire and all the agencies involved, both locally and nationally, in mental health care. Carers will be able to access the most up-to-date and reliable information, research and advice, find out what's happening in Lancashire and nationally...
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Manchester Social Phobia Group
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Tel: 0161 226 3871
M15 5DD
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Support group for sufferers of social anxiety and social phobia.
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African And Caribbean Mental Health Services (Acmhs)
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Tel: 0161 226 9562
Windrush Millennium Centre
70 Alexandra Road
Moss Side
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M16 7WD
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ACMHS was established as a result of concerns expressed by the community about the frequency with which second generation African and African Caribbean youths were admitted to psychiatric hospitals and the regional forensic unit. Concerns focused on the way such admissions took place, what happen...
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Our service delivery is for clients aged 16+ of African and African Caribbean origin including their carers and families.
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