Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust

Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust We provide mental health, learning disability & autism services for people across Greater Manchester.

We're proud to provide mental health, learning disability, and autism services to people across Greater Manchester and beyond. We serve a population of 1.3 million and our vision is a happier and more hopeful life for everyone in our communities. More than 3,600 dedicated and skilled staff deliver care from around 88 different locations in Bury, Oldham, Rochdale, Stockport and Tameside and Glossop

. We have 24/7 mental health helpline which is here to support anybody in the five boroughs above (all ages). Freephone: 0800 014 9995

Please note this page is not monitored 24/7 and shouldn't be used to contact us in an emergency or for medical advice.

Very sad news about about Papyrus and Hopeline247. They did incredible work to support young people and prevent young su...
08/09/2026

Very sad news about about Papyrus and Hopeline247. They did incredible work to support young people and prevent young su***de.

For anyone in need of urgent mental support, there are details of other helplines and support at: https://www.penninecare.nhs.uk/help

This includes NHS 111 Mental Health and Samaritans 116 123, along with local crisis mental health services.

An important update regarding Papyrus Prevention of Young Su***de and HopeLine24/7. Please see the statement above for details and alternative support services. For more information, please click on the link.

https://opusllp.com/restructuring-insolvency/case-papyrus-in-administration/

A lot goes on behind the scenes to keep healthcare services running smoothly.Estates and facilities teams are often the ...
08/09/2026

A lot goes on behind the scenes to keep healthcare services running smoothly.

Estates and facilities teams are often the hardworking, hidden heroes responsible for catering, cleaning, repairs, maintenance and creating safe, welcoming environments for patients and staff.

Every year, managers from the team roll up their sleeves and swap their usual roles on a ‘back to the floor day’.

The switch gives managers the chance to gain a deeper understanding of the day-to-day challenges, pressures and achievements of colleagues.

This year, at Birch Hill Hospital, Alexander, facilities manager, served breakfasts in the Haven Café.

Sean, estates operations manager, worked alongside a facilities assistant on Hollingworth ward.

While Chris, sustainability manager, and Michelle, senior facilities manager, joined the estates team to experience their day-to-day work.

These jobs are the foundation for our mental health, learning disability and autism services – and just some of the diverse careers available in the NHS. Follow Pennine Care Jobs to see the latest.

Greater Manchester’s Month of Hope starts this Thursday.From World Su***de Prevention Day (10 September) to World Mental...
07/09/2026

Greater Manchester’s Month of Hope starts this Thursday.

From World Su***de Prevention Day (10 September) to World Mental Health Day (10 October) everyone can play a role in preventing su***de.

There are many ways to get involved, including online training, webinars and events taking place right across Greater Manchester.

Zero Su***de Alliance is hosting a free practical session on su***de awareness and supportive conversations.

You can also complete their free 30-minute training to learn to save a life, recognising the signs that someone may be thinking of su***de and how to support them.

There are two events and vigils taking place on Thursday 10 September:

In Ashton, The Anthony Seddon Fund su***de awareness walk and vigil starts from 5pm at Tameside Wellness Centre in Denton.

In Bury, The Big Fandango memory walk and vigil starts from 6pm at Key Gardens.

Check out the Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership website for more events and info.

Brave fundraisers are invited to fire walk for Pennine Care Charity 👣🔥Our charity’s fire walk is taking pace on Monday 2...
04/09/2026

Brave fundraisers are invited to fire walk for Pennine Care Charity 👣🔥

Our charity’s fire walk is taking pace on Monday 2 November, from 5-8pm, at our HQ in Ashton.

Conquer fear by walking across a bed of glowing embers in support of mental health, learning disability and autism services across Greater Manchester.

Pennine Care Charity raises funds for projects, activities and improvements that go beyond NHS funding, helping to improve experiences and opportunities for patients, carers and local people.

Recent projects include therapy activities for young people with learning disabilities, sensory and relaxation spaces on mental health wards, music and sports sessions, gardening and allotment groups to support recovery, and experiences and activities for people living with dementia.

Before taking on the challenge, you'll receive comprehensive safety training and guidance from experienced fire walk professionals.

Interested? Drop us a message or sign up on the Pennine Care Charity website. It's open anyone over the age of 12.

A wagging tail can make a big difference🐾A huge thank you to the volunteers who bring their furry friends along to our m...
04/09/2026

A wagging tail can make a big difference🐾

A huge thank you to the volunteers who bring their furry friends along to our mental health and learning disability services.

Therapy dogs Archie and Annie provide plenty of comfort, companionship and smiles for patients at The Meadows.

Whether it's helping someone feel calmer, encouraging conversation, or simply brightening a difficult day, these four-legged friends are always welcome.

Do you have a pet with a friendly temperament?

You can register through Pets As Therapy and bring joy to those who need it most.

04/09/2026
03/09/2026
A little rain wasn't going to stop Manchester Pride 🌈☔It was great to be part of the parade last weekend alongside colle...
03/09/2026

A little rain wasn't going to stop Manchester Pride 🌈☔

It was great to be part of the parade last weekend alongside colleagues and fantastic to see so much support for the NHS.

Thousands of people came together to celebrate Pride, inclusion and belonging. We're proud to stand with our LGBTQ+ communities.

Typical Manchester weather was even more fitting for this year's theme of No Place Like Home.

Can you guess the inspiration for the theme?

Let us know if you’re coming to our annual members’ meeting 👥 It’s held online, so you can join from anywhere that’s con...
01/09/2026

Let us know if you’re coming to our annual members’ meeting 👥

It’s held online, so you can join from anywhere that’s convenient.

Date: Thursday 24 September 2026
Starts from 5.30pm, expected to finish at 7.30pm

We’ll have lots of updates on our progress, future plans, finances, quality and a showcase of some of our services and the new neighbourhood model of care.

Drop us a message or visit our website to register your place.

28/08/2026

Back to school advice 🏫

Our mental health support team have tips to help prep for school after summer.

The team are also work with many local schools and colleges if your child is struggling, please reach out to a teacher if you need help.

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Manchester

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+441617163000

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