Getting advice :: Salford CCG

I need help with

Hearing voices
Feeling stressed
Feeling depressed
Feeling bad
Feeling anxious
Feeling suicidal
Something else? If you are not sure what you are feeling or experiencing, the mental health charity, Mind, provides an explanation of all the different types of mental health issues and advises where you can get help. Alternatively, it may be best to get an appointment with your GP and discuss your feelings with them.

Six Degrees Social Enterprise – provides support for people living in Salford aged 16 years and over who are experiencing mental health problems.
Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust The Trust provides a wide range of services in the treatment and recovery of mental health conditions and substance misuse.
Salford City Council Emotional Health and Wellbeing access useful information about different types of resources that are available to support children and young people's emotional health and wellbeing
WUU2 supports young people in Greater Manchester aged 11-25 with their emotional wellbeing and mental health
42^nd Street supports young people aged 11-25 years with their emotional wellbeing and mental health
Adult Social Care, Salford City Council If you need more support than your friends and family can give you, or you want information and advice about care and support, Adult Social Care may be able to help.
Manchester Arena attack – support for those affected by the terrorist attack at Manchester Arena in May 2017
Bereavement support Salford City Council provides a list of organisations who provide bereavement support
Help with money worries, debt and mental health – Mind in Salford provide welfare rights and debt advice for people in Salford who are over 18 and who have a mental health condition.

Mental health support for military veterans
Organisations which focus on support to men
- Campaign against living miserably (CALM) gives support to men in the UK, of any age, who are down or in crisis via a helpline, webchat and website
Organisations which focus on support to LGBTQ people
- Mind Out LGBTQ mental health service
- Albert Kennedy Trust supports young LGBT people between the ages of 16 and 25 years old. They can help with finding specialist LGBT mental health services.
Organisations which focus on support to young people
- Young Minds provides information for both parents and young people.
- Childline - Free 24-hour helpline for children and young people in the UK. Tel: 0800 1111
- The Mix - Online guide to life for 16-25 year olds. Straight-talking emotional support available 24 hours a day.
- Papyrus - Charity for the prevention of young suicide, offering confidential support and awareness training.