Refugees and asylum seekers in Salford are receiving help in navigating their healthcare rights and how they can access support, treatment, and advise.
The BHAF (Black HIV/AIDS forum) for equality works across the whole North-West, sharing and advising migrants, asylum seekers and ethnic minority groups on how to access the healthcare that they need.
A Salford actor who has suffered from ‘painful’ mental health conditions since childhood, has launched a theatre company to help others who are ‘misunderstood’.
Jake Baxter, who studied acting and performing in South Yorkshire, set up Anti-Social Theatre to help encourage people to open up about their mental health.
Medical professionals are asking Salfordians for feedback from the city’s deaf community.
An arts organisation has been working with young women across Salford to explore issues surrounding body image. Tandem Theatre, a […]
A Salford student who was ‘scared to leave her room’ due to the anxiety of moving to university, is advising […]
Salford’s LGBTQ+ community has welcomed new sessions that provide a ‘safe space’ for members after concerns that there was nowhere […]
A well-known musician is backing a Salford mental health campaign after losing a ‘special’ friend to suicide. Rowetta Satchell, who […]
Reach Out: Start to end suicide’s procession is due to happen tomorrow, celebrating the lives of those lost to suicide […]
The University of Salford has cut ties with the Edenfield Centre mental health hospital after allegations of patients being ‘humiliated’ […]
A group of colleagues are aiming to ‘break down the stigma’ surrounding mental health conversations in the hope of changing […]
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