Mental Health Support Organisations

Below we have listed some local organisations that can help you with your mental health

	Family Hubs Partnership “Salford Family Partnership Hubs are places in your local community offering services and support for families from different agencies in one building. Services include, Antenatal, Child’s Health, Early Help, Play Sessions, Parenting support, and more. Salford Partnership Family Hubs are where our locality teams are based. Locality teams bring together a range of agencies through joined-up working processes including Early Help Assessment and Team Around the Family (TAF).” More about our work with the Family Hubs
	Dad Matters Salford “Dad Matters in Salford exists to support dads to have the best possible relationship with their children. We work closely with other professionals within Salford, Greater Manchester and nationally to better support dads in the first 1001 days of their parenting journey. We offer Outreach services/drop-ins at maternity centres, and community venues, Provide 1:1 peer support to dads, Signpost and support dads to access services and information to help make sense of being a dad and supporting dads with anxiety, stress and mental health awareness”
	TLC: Talk, Listen, Change “Our aim is to ensure everyone within our community benefits from good emotional wellbeing, and the key to this is maintaining safe, healthy and happy relationships. We believe the relationship you build with yourself is just as important as the ones you build with others. That’s why our support focuses on the individual as well as couples, families and communities.”
	Respect for All Respect for All offers specialist counselling and group support services for autistic and/or learning disabled people and their families and carers who live in Greater Manchester. What makes us special is that all our counsellors and group facilitators either identify as neurodiverse or have significant lived experience of our client group.
	Salford Parent Carer Forum “We are a voluntary organisation of Parent Carers of children aged 0-25 with special educational needs or disabilities, who listen to the views, opinions and journeys of families, ensure services are accessible and meet the needs of children and young people, and work with any strategic leads and decision makers to make improvements.”
	Talk About it Mate Talk About It Mate is a peer-support community where people can connect, share and learn from each other. We aim to make mental health as important as physical health. The events provide a comfortable and welcoming safe-space for members of our community to interact without judgement and take steps towards personal growth. Our individual stories have to power to inspire others.
	Salford Women’s Aid Salford Women’s Aid is a woman led organisation whose vision is to ensure that people suffering or at risk of domestic abuse receive the appropriate support. We offer support by providing safe accommodation, specialist support services and by working in partnership with other agencies. All women and children have the right to live their lives free from fear and harm.
	Salford Women’s Centre SWC was set up in the early 1980s by women, for women. Our mission statement is for the health and wellbeing of all women who live or work in Salford (and their children). The centre has 5 permanent members of staff, but couldn't run without the valuable input from our regular volunteers!