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Healthy Hyde - Parent Infant Mental Health Service – Upcoming Service Promotion (BAME Focus)

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Healthy Hyde - Parent Infant Mental Health Service – Upcoming Service Promotion (BAME Focus)

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Please find attached a flyer for an upcoming visit from the PIMHS team.

They will be promoting their service, with a focus on engaging BAME families and raising awareness of support available during pregnancy and early parenthood.

This is a women-only session for mums, mums-to-be, offering a safe space to connect and find out more about available support.

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What is the Parent Peer Support Group?

An informal space for parents & carers to share their experiences of supporting children with Emotional and Mental Health difficulties with like-minded people, alongside the support of our teams

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Tameside Public Health – Wider societal harms of smoking survey

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Tameside Public Health – Wider societal harms of smoking survey

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We are Little Lion Research. We are working with Tameside Council to gather feedback on a new public health campaign about smoking and its impact on others, including family members.

We would like to hear from people who live or work in Tameside, including:

people who currently smoke

people who have quit smoking

people who vape

and people affected by smoking around them.

You can take part by completing the online survey here:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WSHAT

Or via the following QR code:

Thank you in advance for your time and feedback.

Little Lion Research

July 2026

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Tameside

Neurodiversity

Hub

How to contact us

Tameside Neurodiversity Hub is a

service where parents, carers, and

young people can access advice,

signposting, and information related to

neurodiversity.

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Active Tameside - Women's Only Walk and Talk Sessions. 

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Active Tameside - Women's Only Walk and Talk Sessions. 

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- Join us for a friendly and relaxing community walk designed to support wellbeing, connection, and gentle physical activity.

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The Childline site you're about to enter was created for under 12s. This means the pages are written in a way that's suitable for primary school children. You may also notice that the site looks a bit different to the main site.

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Compared to the main site you were just on, the under 12s site:

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The Guardian Angels is an opportunity to meet and talk about your experiences of raising your grandchildren and what you think could support you as a grandparent raising grandchildren, alongside the support of our teams (for example private family arrangement, Special Guardianship Order)

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Create@HurstCross — Weekly Creative Club (FREE) for young people aged 10 to 16 years

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Create@HurstCross — Weekly Creative Club (FREE) for young people aged 10 to 16 years

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Built on the success of our Create@Cedar half-term activities, we’re proud to launch a weekly creative club in Hurst Cross for young people aged 10–16.

Love being creative? Come and try:

Music (making beats / writing songs)

Filmmaking

Drama

Animation

Podcasting (telling stories / recording)

Every Tuesday, 5pm–7pm (Term Time Only)

Hurst Community Centre, 155 Kings Rd, Ashton-under-Lyne, OL6 8EZ

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What's On - includes mums and tots, charity shop, food pantry, zumba and lots more

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New Parenting Drop Ins at the 4 family hubs.

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New Parenting Drop Ins at the 4 family hubs.

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For parents or professionals to attend and discuss any issues, worries and guidance requests around all things parenting

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Spring Half Term: Activity Timetable - Tameside 

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Spring Half Term: Activity Timetable - Tameside 

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Neurodiversity Hubs in Tameside – Launching 1st April 2026

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Neurodiversity Hubs in Tameside – Launching 1st April 2026

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Tameside Neurodiversity Hub offers support for children and young people displaying behaviours indicative of neurodiversity, on the pathway to diagnosis or diagnosed.

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Parent Carer Support-SEND Pupil Support Service

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Parent Carer Support-SEND Pupil Support Service

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The SEND Pupil Support Service offers a Parent Helpline. The service is for the parents/carers of children with Education, Health and Care Plans, currently not in school. The service will offer support and guidance to parents who have SEND children at home, and who are currently struggling to support, engage and/or manage their SEND needs. Whilst the SEND team may be able to suggest strategies to help your child engage with school work set by school, they are not able to set a curriculum for your child.

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Tameside SEND Local Offer - Tameside SEND Local Offer

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Parent Carer Support - Tameside SEND Local Offer

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The SEND Pupil Support Service offers a Parent Helpline. The service is for the parents/carers of children with an education or health care Plan.

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We are currently offering a REAL based Stay and Play opportunity at Greenside Family Hub, Droylsden.

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We are currently offering a REAL based Stay and Play opportunity at Greenside Family Hub, Droylsden.

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REAL stands for Raising Early achievements in Literacy and sessions will be based on this programme of learning which involves lots of singing, stories and messy play. The sessions aim to engage parents in their children’s early literacy development to help them get Ready for School.

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Valley Farm Rooted for Wellbeing - St Peter's Ward, Ashton - 5-week programme for economically inactive adults focusing on using the beautiful outdoors to boost health and wellbeing while delivering skills training.

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Valley Farm Rooted for Wellbeing - St Peter's Ward, Ashton - 5-week programme for economically inactive adults focusing on using the beautiful outdoors to boost health and wellbeing while delivering skills training.

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Rooted for Wellbeing is a free, 5-week programme for economically inactive adults focusing on using the beautiful outdoors to boost health and wellbeing while delivering skills training that will support the attendees to be ready to consider their next steps in life. We accepts referrals from organisations and self-referrals, and interested people should contact Liz on liz@valleyfarmowl.co.uk.
The days will run 10-2 with a free lunch, and pick up and drop off in St Peter's Ward

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Ridgehill Together & Age UK Tameside - Free benefit checks 

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Ridgehill Together & Age UK Tameside - Free benefit checks 

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Ridgehill Together from 17/10 running each Weds morning for a few weeks.  Our I&A A Place to Call Home  team will be based there completing face-to-face benefits checks with the local community.

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Children’s Nutrition Team

 

Children’s Nutrition Team | 0161 366 2351/2349 | childrensnutrition@tgh.nhs.uk

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Children’s Nutrition Team

 

Children’s Nutrition Team | 0161 366 2351/2349 | childrensnutrition@tgh.nhs.uk

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Please find attached our Children's Nutrition Team Newsletter full of ideas for the new season for you.

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My Body Belongs To Me: From My Head, To My Toes

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Dance Exercise at Holy Trinity

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Bellies Not Bins Food Bank - 12 - 3 daily at the Old Ball Inn, Broadoak (one bag per person per week)

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Bellies Not Bins Food Bank - 12 - 3 daily at the Old Ball Inn, Broadoak (one bag per person per week)

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Tameside Active- Free Fitness Memberships

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Tameside Active- Free Fitness Memberships

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Young People Age 13 - 17

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Healthwatch Tameside - FREE Community Health & Wellbeing event  - 16th Sept 9.30 - 12 - meet services & groups supporting adult health  & wellbeing in Tameside.

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Healthwatch Tameside - FREE Community Health & Wellbeing event  - 16th Sept 9.30 - 12 - meet services & groups supporting adult health  & wellbeing in Tameside.

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Healthwatch Tameside is delighted to invite you to take part in our upcoming Community Health & Wellbeing Event, taking place on:

Date: Tuesday 16 September 2025
Time: 9:30am – 12:00pm
Location: Richmond Street Community Centre, 59 Richmond Street, Ashton-under-Lyne, OL7 9HG

This event aims to bring together a wide range of local groups, services and organisations that support adult health and wellbeing across Tameside. It will be a market-style event, free and open to the public, offering residents a chance to explore what support and services are available in their community.

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Relaxation Carers 6 week Course - Starts 8th September -  facilitated by a qualified Psychology Tutor at the Tameside Carers Centre Ashton

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Relaxation Carers 6 week Course - Starts 8th September -  facilitated by a qualified Psychology Tutor at the Tameside Carers Centre Ashton

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Relaxation Carers 6 week Course

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Youtube reading - Dr Seuss does it again! Great feelings book for younger children - and helps to teach colours too!

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Mencap August 2025 Mencap Family Enga-  SEND Parent/Carer Coffee Morning; 0-6 SEND Stay & Play sessions; 0-5 SEND Nature Explorers sessions & more

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Mencap August 2025 Mencap Family Enga-  SEND Parent/Carer Coffee Morning; 0-6 SEND Stay & Play sessions; 0-5 SEND Nature Explorers sessions & more

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Mencap August 2025 Mencap Family Enga-  SEND Parent/Carer Coffee Morning; 0-6 SEND Stay & Play sessions; 0-5 SEND Nature Explorers sessions & more

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Mencap August 2025 Mencap Family Enga-  SEND Parent/Carer Coffee Morning; 0-6 SEND Stay & Play sessions; 0-5 SEND Nature Explorers sessions & more

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School leaver summer careers support - Get in Touch Your Way - Drop In's support, Results Day support, Phone or e mail.

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J008063 Summer School Leaver Careers Advice Poster

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Free Fun Days

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Children and Young People Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing Event that is taking place on Thursday 21st August 2025 11.00am-3.30pm, at Hyde Town Hall. (yes, GCSE result day!). 

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Children and Young People Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing Event that is taking place on Thursday 21st August 2025 11.00am-3.30pm, at Hyde Town Hall. (yes, GCSE result day!). 

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Youtube reading - A picture book by Virginia Ironside encouraging children to open up about their fears and anxieties to help manage their feelings.
The perfect book to soothe worries during stressful times

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Opportunity for families of young children to have their say about the services we offer through Family Hubs - chat about anything relating to life with under-twos, free refreshments, craft and play for little ones.

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J008092 Listening Cafes FAMILY HUBS SCREENS

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Over the Rainbow - Bereavement drop in and group 

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Over the Rainbow - Bereavement drop in and group 

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Friday's at the Jigsaw Neighborhood Hub, Dukinfield - Drop-in times 10-11am and 1-2pm.

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Guardian Angels 9th July 2025, 9.30 – 12 at The Anthony Seddon Centre

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Guardian Angels 9th July 2025, 9.30 – 12 at The Anthony Seddon Centre

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An opportunity to meet and talk about your experiences of raising your grandchildren.

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An informal space for parents & carers to share their experiences of supporting children with Emotional and Mental Health difficulties with like-minded people, alongside the support of our teams.

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Parent Peer Group invite  10th July 2025 

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Calling all 11-18-year-olds in Tameside who love grime, trap, and drill music! Come and express yourself through music! 

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Calling all 11-18-year-olds in Tameside who love grime, trap, and drill music! Come and express yourself through music! 

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Come and express yourself through music!

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The Anthony Seddon Fund Open Day - Saturday 12th July, 11am to 3pm 

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The Anthony Seddon Fund Open Day - Saturday 12th July, 11am to 3pm 

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Go and join them them and feel good!

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The Anthony Seddon Fund Open Day - Saturday 12th July, 11am to 3pm 

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The Anthony Seddon Fund Open Day - Saturday 12th July, 11am to 3pm 

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Go and join them and feel good!

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SEND Stay and Play July Sessions.

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Stay and Play Group for Children.

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July Events.

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Summer Fun activities at New Life Church.

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Summer Fun activities at New Life Church.

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Craft and Movie Mornings.

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SEND marketplace -  Thursday 17th July Hawthorns School.

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SEND marketplace -  Thursday 17th July Hawthorns School.

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Parent/Carers of SEND children - Free Legal Advice; Benefits Support; Children's orgs; Local Services information.

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Tameside Rocks – Family Festival is scheduled to take place: Sunday, 27th July 2025, from 12pm to 5pm

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Tameside Rocks – Family Festival is scheduled to take place: Sunday, 27th July 2025, from 12pm to 5pm

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Active Ken Ward, Hattersley Road East, Hattersley, SK14 3NL

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NHS Talking Therapies - For people aged 16+ struggling with common mental health issues such as Anxiety, Depression, low mood, Sleep, Worry, Sleep Stress etc. 

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NHS Talking Therapies - For people aged 16+ struggling with common mental health issues such as Anxiety, Depression, low mood, Sleep, Worry, Sleep Stress etc. 

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We use a therapy called CBT, this is where we look at your physical symptoms, our behaviour and what we do or don’t do because of how we are feeling and lastly looking at our thoughts? And how all these all affect how we are feeling. We also have counselling.

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Branching Out Bulletin for June 2025 which includes an update regarding the Branching Out service, links to our FREE professional training offer and info on the support available to young people, families and professionals across Tameside.

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Parent Peer Support Group 12th June 2025.

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Parent Peer Support Group 12th June 2025.

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For parents & carers to share their experiences of supporting children with Emotional and Mental Health difficulties.

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Parent Peer Group invite 12 h June 2025 

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Healthy Start workshops - Family Hubs are working with the Centre for Food Policy to create a plan to increase uptake of the Healthy Start scheme in Tameside

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Healthy Start workshops - Family Hubs are working with the Centre for Food Policy to create a plan to increase uptake of the Healthy Start scheme in Tameside

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Families who currently use or have recent experience of using the scheme are invited to join two workshops to share their experiences and work alongside professionals to improve the scheme.

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The Guardian Angels is an opportunity to meet and talk about your experiences of raising your grandchildren and what you think could support you as a grandparent raising grandchildren, alongside the support of our teams (for example private family arrangement, Special Guardianship Order)

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Family Guide to Getting Advice and Getting Help Emotional Wellbeing and Mental Health SEND health advice or support.

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CYP Mental Health Navigation Poster 2025

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A new group for Adults, supporting Autism Spectrum and/or Mental Health.

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Tameside One, Market Place, Ashton under Lyne, OL6 6BH

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Kooth & Quell - Free webinars & resources – Mental Health Awareness Week; 

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Kooth & Quell - Free webinars & resources – Mental Health Awareness Week; 

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KoothTalks Families Free webinars for parents and carers; KoothKlass Live stream webinars straight to young people; Qwell Resources

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Spring Half Term free activities for families. Family Movie Morning Paddington in Peru

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Spring Half Term free activities for families. Family Movie Morning Paddington in Peru

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Family Movie Morning Paddington in Peru

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Spring Half Term free activities for families - Messy Church 

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Spring Half Term free activities for families - Messy Church 

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Messy Church Fun!

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Opportunities to meet and talk to others about your experiences raising your Grandchildren.

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Guardian Angels 14th May .25 invite_ (002)

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Anthony Seddon Fund: Tameside Mental Health and Wellbeing Conference.

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Anthony Seddon Fund: Tameside Mental Health and Wellbeing Conference.

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Saturday 17th May, 10 - 3 at Dukinfield Town Hall, Free to attend

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Copy of 2023 - Men's Conference Programme (1)

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Healthy Start Training and Information Sessions. 

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Healthy Start Training and Information Sessions. 

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Booking a place is necessary for those wishing to attend, therefore anyone who would like to attend needs to confirm this by emailing me: steven.anderton@tameside.gov.uk and I will send the online invite to the training session.

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Starting in May 2025.

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Do you smoke or use tobacco products?  - Community chat consultation

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Do you smoke or use tobacco products?  - Community chat consultation

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You can also complete their online survey open for current smokers/users of tobacco products, anyone completing it can be entered into a prize draw for £100 of Love to Shop vouchers: https://tinyurl.com/nhcaf3wv

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The Anthony Seddon Fund – Supporting Mental Health in Tameside – groups and activities.

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Headspace offers free access to K-12 (primary-secondary) teachers and supporting staff in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia.

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Improving the health and happiness of the world, one educator at a time.

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Family Hub Early Years Holiday offer Easter 

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Family Hub Early Years Holiday offer Easter 

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Easter Half Term Offer

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An online talk with Jane Keyworth. Book online facefamilyadvice.co.uk

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Please see the details for our upcoming event at the Create Centre and share with families as appropriate. The event is for both registered and unregistered parents of children with emerging needs and SEND 0-6. No registration or booking required. It’s an informal get together at the café for a brew and a chat.

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Please see the details for our upcoming event at the Create Centre and share with families as appropriate. The event is for both registered and unregistered parents of children with emerging needs and SEND 0-6. No registration or booking required. It’s an informal get together at the café for a brew and a chat.

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We are very excited to be coming to the Create Centre in Denton with Tameside Arts Ltd on the 26th March!

We will be hosting a get-together for families of children 0-5 with SEND or emerging needs in Tameside.

All our current families are invited as well as anyone who is interested in joining us or wondering where to start their SEND journey.

No booking or registration needed. Come and meet the team and meet other families going through similar experiences.

Stay for as little or as long as you like, have a chat and enjoy some homemade cakes.

Little ones are welcome to join us!

Get in touch if you require further information.

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Do you need advice about your options after school or college?

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Do you need advice about your options after school or college?

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Our experienced, qualified and friendly Careers Advisers can support you, whether you want to be in education, employment or other training opportunities such as an apprenticeship. If you’re not sure what you want, they can discuss the options available.

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New Classes At Mossley Community Centre. 

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New Classes At Mossley Community Centre. 

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Two new classes you can bring your baby too - yoga class on a Wednesday from 9:30am - 10:30am and a Fitness Class on Tuesdays from 11:30am - 12:30pm

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Health Hyde- Children's Emotion Coaching & Wellbeing Service - For children aged reception (5) - Year 11 (16).

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Health Hyde- Children's Emotion Coaching & Wellbeing Service - For children aged reception (5) - Year 11 (16).

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Children's Emotion Coaching and Wellbeing Service. Children's Emotion Coaching and Wellbeing Service.

For children aged reception (5) - Year 11 (16). The children need to be registered at a one of our 8GP practices which are listed below.

Awburn house

Donneybrooke

The Brooke Surgery

Hattersley GP

Dukinfield Medical

The Smithy

Haughton and Thornley

Clarendon Medical

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Children's Emotion Coaching and Wellbeing Service.

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FREE TRAINING! Child Accident Prevention in the Home.

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FREE TRAINING! Child Accident Prevention in the Home.

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These live, on-line and interactive courses from the Child Accident Prevention Trust are aimed at staff or volunteers that support families with children under 5, particularly in their home in Tameside.

Injuries to young children are a significant health issue, with children under 5 particularly at risk.

For more details and booking links please see the flyer attached.

Services attending the course will also receive some free printed home safety checklists for distribution to families.

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Child Accident Prevention in the Home - training flyer

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Supporting children and families through bereavement. We help children, young people, parents, and families to rebuild their lives when a child grieves or when a child dies.

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We help children, young people, parents, and families to rebuild their lives when a child grieves or when a child dies.

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Allsorts Youth Project provides youth, family and LGBT+ training services across Sussex. Our youth support and groups are for children & young people under 26 who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans or exploring their sexual orientation and/or gender identity.

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Accessibility Toolbar

Our Services

Current waiting times

Youth Groups & One-to-One Sessions
Up to 2 weeks for initial induction

Family Service
Up to 2 weeks for initial induction

Any LGBT+ space is your space.
‍Allsorts is committed to creating an organisation that is representative of our wonderfully diverse LGBT+ community.

We endeavour to employ a POC and Minority Ethnic workforce and recruit and involve POC and Minority Ethnic trustees, to ensure representative support for young people within our service.

To ensure competency across the board, all our staff have undertaken inclusion training, which has equipped them with skills to empathetically work with children and young people from all walks of life.

If you would like to know more, or have any questions, head over to our Inclusion Pledge & Anti-Racism Statement

To get in touch with Allsorts, please visit our contact page

If you are in crisis, please click here to access services offering crisis support.

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Allsorts Youth Project provides youth, family and LGBT+ training services across Sussex. Our youth support and groups are for children & young people under 26 who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans or exploring their sexual orientation and/or gender identity.

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Art of Brilliance exists to help you raise the bar from surviving to thriving. 

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Art of Brilliance exists to help you raise the bar from surviving to thriving. 

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Being brilliant every day is hard work. Sometimes you might need a little reminder about how to be the absolute best version of yourself. That's why we've done our own Art of Brilliance Podcasts. Short, entertaining and full of brilliant tips and ideas.

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Skip to content

So, what exactly is...

Modern life is exhausting. If you're not careful it can grind you and your team down into 'average mode'.

Art of Brilliance exists to help you raise the bar from surviving to thriving. We specialise in keynotes, training and webinars that remind you (and your colleagues) how to SHINE.

Our aim is to help you be your best self.

Check out our services. We want to help you SHINE!

...and we've worked with some truly brilliant clients

The course was so inspirational and motivational - one of the best I've ever been on. It really provoked thought about how every interaction can make a difference, and why choosing to be positive matters. I can't wait for the next part of the course!

SKY TV

These are just a few of the brilliant people we've worked with... We'd love to have you on the list as well!

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Skip to content So, what exactly is... Modern life is exhausting. If you're not careful it can grind you and your team down into 'average mode'. Art of Brilliance exists to help you raise the bar from surviving to thriving. We specialise in keynotes, training and webinars that remind you (and your colleagues) how to SHINE.

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Physical exercise is the best medicine to support mental wellbeing - lots of fun here!

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Whether you’re experiencing a sleep issue or living with someone who has, it can feel overwhelming if you don’t have the right information and support.

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Whether you’re experiencing a sleep issue or living with someone who has, it can feel overwhelming if you don’t have the right information and support.

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We’re here to help everyone feel supported.

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Whether you're experiencing a sleep issue or living with someone who has, it can feel overwhelming if you don't have the right information and support.

We're here to help everyone feel supported.

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Information & Support - The Sleep Charity

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The Sleep Charity produces a wide range of evidence-based information on all aspects of sleep from triggers to treatments.

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Brilliant Schools - Embedding wellbeing into your school.

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Brilliant Schools - Embedding wellbeing into your school.

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Positive psychology video for children, teachers, parents and schools. Some free videos to watch.

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Brilliant Schools - Embedding wellbeing into your school

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Brilliant Schools is a new subscription service for schools, providing a series of high quality videos and activities for staff, pupils (primary & secondary) and parents. All focusing on developing wellbeing in your school.

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Relax Kids - the leading franchise for kids classes.

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Relax Kids - the leading franchise for kids classes.

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Relax kids uses mindfulness, positive psychology and relaxation techniques to help children's emotional wellbeing.

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The Big Wellbeing Pack Want to help your child with mental health tools NOW? Grab our BUMPER mental and emotional wellbeing pack today! By submitting this form you agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy of Relax Kids Ltd Welcome to Relax Kids Relax Kids supports your children's mental and emotional health and wellbeing with a [...]

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Discover all about the work we do to prevent abuse, help rebuild children's lives and support families.

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Mental health resources for children, students, parents, carers and school/college staff.

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Mental health resources for children, students, parents, carers and school/college staff.

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A comprehensive list of resources and places you can go to for supporting mental health.

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Mental health resources for children, students, parents, carers and school/college staff

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This article was updated on 19 March 2024 to reflect the latest information. We have put together some useful links and sources of mental health support so that children and young people, parents, carers, and school and college staff can get …

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Worried about something? Place2Be is one of Britain's leading children's mental health charities - get in touch if you need help. Here is some useful advice from Place2Be. If someone's life is in danger, call 999. If not, talk to an adult that you trust as soon as possible.

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Here is some useful advice from Place2Be.

I'm worried about something and I don't have Place2Be in my school

If someone's life is in danger, call 999.

If not, talk to an adult that you trust as soon as possible.

We can only help people who go to Place2Be schools, but you might want to talk to:

Someone in your family, like a parent or carer

Someone at school, like a teacher or counsellor (if your school has a counsellor)

Your doctor.

If you are not sure who to talk to:

Call Childline on 0800 1111 or

Text CONNECT to 85258 to speak to one of Shout's trained volunteers.

If you don't talk about it, all the sadness will build up inside you. Girl

I'm worried about something and I have Place2Be in my school

If someone's life is in danger, call 999.

If you're not at school and you don't know what to do, talk to an adult that you trust or:

Call Childline on 0800 1111 or

Text P2B to 85258 to speak to one of Shout's trained volunteers.

If you are at school, speak to the Place2Be person. Maybe you're feeling sad, confused, scared or angry. Or maybe you're struggling with something at home or in school. Whatever it is, we can help.

You might be able to book a short appointment with Place2Be during lunchtime or breaktime.

If the problem is really big or you need more time to talk about it, you might be able to see Place2Be more often for counselling.

I want to find out more about mental health

If you have Place2Be in your school, speak to the Place2Be person. They'll be happy to help.

There are also lots of websites with great advice for young people to find out more about mental health.

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Mental health support for under 18s - Place2Be

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Here is some useful advice from Place2Be. If someone's life is in danger, call 999. If not, talk to an adult that you trust as soon as possible. We can only help people who go to Place2Be schools, but you might want to talk to: Someone in your family, like a parent or carer Someone at school, like a teacher or counsellor (if your school has a counsellor) Your doctor.

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Youth in Mind initiative is specifically targeted to respond to the needs of children and young people.

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Youth in Mind initiative is specifically targeted to respond to the needs of children and young people.

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Youth in Mind prioritise two main areas. Firstly, we work closely with schools to raise awareness of mental health issues and provide education and support to students, parents, teachers and governors. Secondly, we offer an innovative range of therapeutic services that can be tailored to meet both school, community and individual needs.

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Youth in Mind | Tameside Oldham and Glossop Mind

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Youth in Mind prioritise two main areas. Firstly, we work closely with schools to raise awareness of mental health issues and provide education and support to students, parents, teachers and governors. Secondly, we offer an innovative range of therapeutic services that can be tailored to meet both school, community and individual needs.

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If you are a Young Carer, under the age of 18, you can join the Young Carers Project.

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If you are a Young Carer, under the age of 18, you can join the Young Carers Project.

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Click logo for further details Drop-in opening times (excluding bank holidays): Monday to Wednesday 8.30am - 5.00pm Thursday 8.30am - 4.30pm Friday 8.30am - 4.00pm Other times/visits by appointment. However we take calls throughout Council office hours Tameside Carers Centre opened in March 1995.

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A Guide to who we are and the service we provide

Drop-in opening times (excluding bank holidays):
Monday to Wednesday 8.30am - 5.00pm
Thursday 8.30am - 4.30pm
Friday 8.30am - 4.00pm
Other times/visits by appointment.
However we take calls throughout Council office hours

Tameside Carers Centre opened in March 1995. Its aim is to provide those who look after someone in Tameside with information, advice, support and advocacy. The Centre is part of Tameside Council Services and works with partners to ensure Carers get the support they need. The new Care for the Carer Tameside and Glossop's Joint Carers Strategy 2019-2022 was launched in Carers Week 2019, click here to view.

Services at the Carers Centre are free, and impartial with confidential information and support available through Advisors. We are part of a service called the Health and Wellbeing Service within the council and can give you more details about that part of our service if you enquire about this too.

Looking After Someone?

Who is a Carer?

The Dept of Health definition of a Carer is -

'A carer spends a significant proportion of their life providing unpaid support to family or potentially friends. This could be caring for a relative, partner or friend who is ill, frail, disabled or has mental health or substance misuse problems'

If you are a Carer, both the Centre and your local Adult Services may be able to help to make things easier for you. Services can be provided for the person you care for as well as for you. To find out what help is available for the person you care for visit

If, after looking at this page you do not meet the criteria we may still be able to help - please refer to the Health and Wellbeing pages.

You as a Carer might also be entitled to support in your own right from Adult Services depending on your own eligibility for Carers support. To find out more visit Carers support

Again , if after looking at this page, you find you are not eligible for support from Adult Services, please contact the Carers Centre and we will still have other ways to support you. You will still be entitled to an assessment from us at the Carers Centre. We can :

look at your needs and the needs of the person you care for through an Assessment.

Provide information, advice support and guidance as to how to access services which might help you.

We can even help you get in touch with the right services too, however you may have to pay for some of the services we signpost you to.

Be in regular contact with you if that is helpful.
The way this is done is called an assessment.

Carers may also be affected financially due to their caring role Welfare Rights and Debt advice service advise Tameside residents on a range of benefit and tax credit entitlements. The advice given by the service is completely independent, impartial, confidential and free. We have no ties to benefit agencies or other interested parties. The service recognises that individuals must make their own decisions, and that the role of the service is to give people the information they need to be able to exercise their rights. The service also provides specialist debt advice. All welfare benefits resources including guides and factsheets can be found on both www.tameside.gov.uk/welfarerights and www.advicetameside.org.uk.

Who can use the Centre?

If you care for someone who lives in Tameside then you can use the Centre and discuss any issues with a member of the Wellbeing Team. We look forward to hearing from you.

However, if you would like to book a specific time to come and see a member of the Carers Team do get in touch.

You can phone us at the Carers Centre during council office hours.

A range of other partners also may be able to help Carers in Tameside and we can tell you about how to contact them.

Contact the Carers Centre

When you contact the Carers Centre - you will be offered and given an appointment to be assessed as above. We then keep your details (confidentially) and we have a mailing list so we can send you regular information about new developments or changes to services. The register is confidential and names will not be passed on to anyone without the Carer's permission. On joining it, you will also receive our newsletter for Carers called Signpost quarterly. Please contact us on 0161 342 3344 if you don't currently receive the hard copy of the Signpost by post, we can add you to the distribution list.

Previous Editions

Autumn 2019
Spring 2019
Winter 2018

If you wish to register with the Carers centre contact us using the details below. Please give as much info as possible including your name and address and details of the person you care for.

We can also give you the information about if you worry about leaving the person you care for alone and in case you cannot get back to them we have something called a Tameside Emergency Carers Card Scheme We can give you this again - it is a printed form - not a on line form

We can support Carers in getting involved in areas of work are being undertaken to change services for Carers and and there is always something new and interesting happening.

Young Carers

If you are a Young Carer, under the age of 18, you can join the Young Carers Project. The project can give you:

Individual advice and support

The chance to meet other young Carers

Regular trips and activities

A regular newsletter

A Young Carers Pack

To join the project or more information please contact a Young Carers Support Worker at the following address:

Hattersley Children's Centre, Melandra Crescent, Hyde SK14 3RB

0161 368 7722

For other local and national organisations please connect to Carers in Tameside - Young Carers section.

Contact Information

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Click logo for further details Drop-in opening times (excluding bank holidays): Monday to Wednesday 8.30am - 5.00pm Thursday 8.30am - 4.30pm Friday 8.30am - 4.00pm Other times/visits by appointment. However we take calls throughout Council office hours Tameside Carers Centre opened in March 1995.

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Get help and advice about a wide range of issues, call us on 0800 1111, talk to a counsellor online, send Childline an email or post on the message boards.

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Get help and advice about a wide range of issues, call us on 0800 1111, talk to a counsellor online, send Childline an email or post on the message boards.

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Need some help? Are you finding things tough? Need some help?  Phone Child line on 0800 1111 for FREE, confidential counselling support for all children 24/7.

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On Thursday 30 November from 2:30am - 7:30am, you won't be able to contact Childline whilst we do some important maintenance to our systems. This means that 1-2-1 chats, calling and messages to Childline will be unavailable. You'll still be able to use the Childline website for advice and information.

If you're in danger or it's an emergency, you should always call 999

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Get help and advice about a wide range of issues, call us on 0800 1111, talk to a counsellor online, send Childline an email or post on the message boards.

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Welcome to Tameside's Early Help Offer for Families in Temporary Accommodation. 

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Welcome to Tameside's Early Help Offer for Families in Temporary Accommodation. 

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Family Hubs are located across the borough.

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The Anthony Seddon Fund- Supporting Mental Health in Tameside.

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The Anthony Seddon Fund- Supporting Mental Health in Tameside.

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The Anthony Seddon Fund offers mental health support in Tameside through a variety of activities, including peer support groups, which help individuals manage mental health challenges.

The Anthony Seddon Centre is open Monday through Friday, from 9:30am-12pm and 12:30pm–4:30pm*. During these hours, we provide a range of activities.

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The Talk Shop, CYP Mental Health Support - The Anthony Seddon Fund

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The Talk shop is a mental health service at The Anthony Seddon Fund for ages 9-19yr olds. Thurs 4-7pm, by appointment only.

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Health Hyde - Children's Emotion Coaching & Wellbeing Service - For children aged reception (5) - Year 11 (16).

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Health Hyde - Children's Emotion Coaching & Wellbeing Service - For children aged reception (5) - Year 11 (16).

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Children's Emotion Coaching and Wellbeing Service.

For children aged reception (5) - Year 11 (16). The children need to be registered at a one of our 8GP practices which are listed below.

Awburn house

Donneybrooke

The Brooke Surgery

Hattersley GP

Dukinfield Medical

The Smithy

Haughton and Thornley

Clarendon Medical

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Parent Peer Support Group Thursday 13th March 2025.

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Parent Peer Support Group Thursday 13th March 2025.

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Parent Peer Support Group - An informal space for parents & carers to share their experiences of supporting children with Emotional and Mental Health difficulties with like-minded people, alongside the support of our teams.

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Parent Peer Group invite  13th March 2025_

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Tameside Women's Centre, training, services for children and young people, Break the Cycle campaign. 

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Tameside Women's Centre, training, services for children and young people, Break the Cycle campaign. 

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February 2025 - Issue 3

The Bridges Partnership is funded by Tameside Borough Council, led by Jigsaw Support, part of Jigsaw Homes Group, in partnership with Talk, Listen, Change and Diversity Matters North West.

We hope you find this update from the Bridges Partnership Team useful.

To contact us, please email bridges@jigsawhomes.org.uk

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The visit was organised by Greater Manchester Women's Support Alliance (GMWSA), an organisation made up of nine women's centres across Greater Manchester, including the Tameside Women's Centre.

GMWSA delivers services on behalf of Greater Manchester Combined Authority including those women who are referred by the police or on probation to assist with the aim of ensuring they complete their community orders and licenses and to provide rapid access to the support they require to address unmet need and avoid re-offending.

Donna Kelly, Group Director of Jigsaw Support and Neighbourhoods and Tracy Sparkes, CEO of GMWSA, welcomed Kate Green to the centre where they met with some of the women who have accessed support and listened to their stories.

Alison and Gillies from our Bridges Partnership team recently delivered free training to hair and beauty professionals at Tameside Council to raise awareness of domestic abuse, outline how to recognise the signs of domestic abuse and how to signpost people to support services if they disclose abuse.

This is part of the 'Cut it Out' training that was first launched in Norfolk following the death of Kerri McAuley, who was killed in 2017 by her abusive partner. Before her death, Kerri had disclosed to her hairdresser that she was the victim of abuse and reached out for support, but the seriousness was not realised.
If you are aware of anyone that might benefit from this training, please contact our team to find out more.

Our group activities include courses covering a wide range of topics such as domestic abuse & healthy relationships, confidence & self-esteem, and we frequently add new courses and have several regular drop-in activities. We also offer 1 to 1 Children and Young People's Counselling (ages 5-18 years).

How to refer

Children and young people aged 6-17 impacted by domestic abuse can be referred into our service by a professional (e.g. a school, social worker, or a domestic abuse worker who is working with the family). Find out more on our website:

help-for-children-and-young-people and see this link to the Professionals Referral Form

Meet the team

Meet our Children's Independent Domestic Abuse Advisors (CHIDVA) team who deliver our offer across educational settings in Tameside and bring their unique experience and skills to the team:

" What I love most about my role is that I get to make a difference to a young person's life. Being a source of stability and advocating for a young person at a time that is most challenging for them. Seeing them regain confidence, feel heard and rebuild their sense of security is incredibly rewarding! Knowing that my work helps to create even if just a small positive impact on their future, keeps me motivated every day!" Keeley has a background in Holistic Family Support and a degree in Psychology, Criminology and Counselling, providing a strong foundation for understanding people's behaviours. She said,

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The visit was organised by Greater Manchester Women's Support Alliance (GMWSA), an organisation made up of nine women's centres across Greater Manchester, including the Tameside Women's Centre.

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Guardian Angels 12th March - an opportunity to meet and talk about your experiences of raising your grandchildren and what you think could support you as a grandparent raising grandchildren, alongside the support of our teams 

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Guardian Angels 12th March - an opportunity to meet and talk about your experiences of raising your grandchildren and what you think could support you as a grandparent raising grandchildren, alongside the support of our teams 

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Kate Potter the Community Engagement Worker for Age UK Tameside is going to join us to explain what support they offer.

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KoothTalks: Mental Health Training Webinar

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KoothTalks: Mental Health Training Webinar

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I'm pleased to invite you to our upcoming in March on the role of Kooth and Qwell in the care pathway for people who self harm.

This FREE, 30 minute session is designed for healthcare and local service professionals and will take place on 3rd and 5th March for Healthcare professionals and 4th and 6th March for Local Organisations, 4:00- 4:30pm. The session is repeated so you only need to attend one.

What’s it about?

The session will cover:

• How the Kooth and Qwell digital platforms can support those presenting with self harm

• How we safeguard and work collaboratively with external agencies

• Data insights

• Input from Kooth's Clinical team

• Additional support resources

What’s included?

• Live webinar delivered by our Engagement Team

• Further downloadable resources to help continue the learning experience.

How to sign up

Clinical and Healthcare professionals booking form

Local Services and VCSEs booking form

Once signed up, you’ll receive the joining link and further information the day before the session. Feel free to share this with your colleagues or anyone else who might be interested.

Thanks & best wishes,

Alice Wyatt- Channel Marketing Manager

Kooth Engagement Team

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Children should be engaging in at least 60 minutes of physical activity a day.

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Children should be engaging in at least 60 minutes of physical activity a day.

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The weather is hopefully going to start getting warmer and drier to get out and get moving together.

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We know that children’s use of the internet can be concerning for both schools and parents and carers.  In this toolkit, we’re sharing a number ofresources for schools and parents and carers. There are lesson plans, interactive activities and advice to help start these important conversations about responsible internet use and mental health with children.

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Wellbeing support for adults and children.

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Wellbeing support for adults and children.

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Get support for your wellbeing and mental health

Develop skills to build confidence, resilience and improve your general wellbeing.

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Wellbeing Support | Activities & ideas | British Red Cross

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Advice and activities for adults and children to support wellbeing, tackle loneliness, build resilience, and help manage stress, anxiety, and worry.

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Building Resilience in Children- All children are capable of extraordinary things. 

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Building Resilience in Children- All children are capable of extraordinary things. 

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Building Resilience in Children – 20 Practical, Powerful

Strategies (Backed by Science)

All children are capable of extraordinary things. There is no happiness gene, no success

gene, and no ‘doer of extraordinary things’ gene. The potential for happiness and

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Building Resilience in Children - 20 Practical, Powerful Strategies (Backed by Science) - Hey Sigmund

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Building Resilience in Children, resilience is being able to bounce back from stress, challenge, tragedy, trauma or adversity. please visit our page!

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Strategies to support anxiety for all and children with trauma

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Strategies to support anxiety for all and children with trauma

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A booklet designed for parents to support children with Trauma, but actually helpful for any child suffering with anxiety or other feelings. Lots of good quality strategies and resources to help children.

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How to help young children think about race in the early years

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How to help young children think about race in the early years

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Teaching children in the EYFS about race

Racism can present itself in different ways in a young child’s life. A child may have direct or indirect experiences of racism, but the impact can be felt all the same.
The purpose of this booklet is to:

highlight the various ways that race and racism impact children in the early years

introduce the idea of racial socialisation and how it supports child development

start to think about ways to support racial socialisation in the early years

identify some ways to facilitate your journey in supporting racial socialisation in your setting

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Children's bowel and bladder charity

Some lovely ideas and resources for staff in supporting children's bowel and bladder issues such as early years potty training for schools.

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By working with settings across the Early Years Foundations stage, ERIC aims to help children achieve independence in using the toilet before they start school.
We offer:

Early Years and Education Training Courses

High quality training courses for staff, so they can confidently support children & families with toileting issues.
Potty Training Package including policy for Early Years settings
Everything for your nursery or early years setting to help implement potty & toilet training best practice.

General information on potty training

Practical advice, trouble-shooting and commonly asked questions about potty training challenges.

Help for schools and early years settings

How your school or nursery can support children & young people with a bowel or bladder condition.

Leaflets and factsheets

Downloadable leaflets on potty training, constipation, daytime wetting and more.

Contact one of our trained continence advisors if you need help supporting a child in your setting.

Products to support potty & toilet training and to help children manage their bowel or bladder condition in school or at home.

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By working with settings across the Early Years Foundations stage, ERIC aims to help children achieve independence in using the toilet before they start school. We offer: Early Years and Education Training Courses High quality training courses for staff, so they can confidently support children & families with toileting issues.