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Self Help Services is managing a service for women who are currently or have previously been affected by domestic violence.
The service is delivered by a female worker offering one-to-one support. Venues are available across Manchester, including refuges and the option of telephone appointments.
Self Help Services is managing Positive Alternatives, a service for those involved in or affected by gang activity, gun or knife crime in the Greater Manchester area.
The service provides one-to-one support helping to improve emotional wellbeing.
Click here for a flyer for the service: Positive Alternatives Team A5 Flyer
The Manchester Veterans’ Stress Awareness Course is a six-week activity-based course which teaches participants skills for coping with issues such as anxiety, anger, depression and substance misuse. The course is delivered jointly by a Veteran and a Practitioner.
The group runs weekly for a 6-week period.
The next course commences on Thursday 22nd March and will run 5pm – 7pm at the Zion Centre in Hulme. The course is open to anyone living in the North West.
Self Help Services is managing the Manchester Psychological Wellbeing Service, commissioned by NHS Manchester. This service provides one-to-one support and structured courses for people experiencing common mental health problems such as anxiety and depression.
Self Help Services manages NHS Halton and St Helens low and high intensity Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) provision.
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elf Help Services manages (as part of a third sector collaborative with Stockport MIND and Stockport Women’s Centre) NHS Stockport’s low intensity Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) provision.
You can visit their website at www.stockportpws.org.uk
In partnership with NHS Trafford Provider Services, Self Help Services co-manages NHS Trafford’s low intensity Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) provision known as the ‘Trafford Psychological Wellbeing Service.’
