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Manchester Name of Service Description of Services Provided Contact Crisis Support House Provides Staff and Volunteers with Pers Manchester Name of Service Description of services provided Contact Crisis Support Provides staff and volunteers with personal http://www.selfhelpservices. House experience of mental health issues to offer a org.uk/shs_service/the- range of support including managing panic sanctuary-manchester/ attacks, offering a space to talk and assistance with coping after the initial crisis. It runs from 11pm-9am, support is offered either via the telephone or arranging a time for the client to visit in person. Advice & Support Provides a day centre for homeless people, http://www.boothcentre.org. for the homeless providing food, advice, activities, training and uk/ work placements. Destitute Asylum Provides accommodation, food and other http://boaztrust.org.uk/ Seekers essentials to those who are unable to access support from anywhere else. Bolton Name of Service Description of services provided Contact MHIST Independent Mental Health Charity in Bolton, http://www.mhist.co.uk/ providing self-help groups, advocacy and support. Bolton Steps Independent Mental Health Charity local to http://www.boltonsteps.org/ Bolton which offers training in catering, IT skills and repairs etc. Move Forward Mental Health Day Services Partnership http://www.moveforwardbol Bolton ton.org.uk/ Bolton Council Health and Wellbeing pages. http://www.localdirectory.bo lton.gov.uk/providersearch.as px?fid=Health and wellbeing Salford Name of Service Description of services provided Contact Salford Age UK Service provides community based guidance http://www.ageuk.org.uk/sal and support to individuals with a diagnosis of ford/our-services/dementia- Dementia and to their carers and families support-service/ Narrowgate Night This project provides emergency overnight http://www.manchestercity Shelter accommodation through referral agencies for mission.org.uk/projects/narr the homeless in Salford. owgate/ Salford City Council Information on various topics around adult http://www.salford.gov.uk/h health. ealth.htm Trafford Name of Service Description of services provided Contact Trafford South Trafford based resource for South Asian http://www.pakistani- Asian Mental individuals (whose heritage is from Pakistan, resource.org.uk/mental_heal Health Service India or Bangladesh) experiencing mental th_service.asp health conditions. The team can converse in Urdu, Punjabi, Hindi and English. Trafford Women’s Trafford Domestic Abuse Service is a charity http://www.tdas.org.uk/ Aid offering support to individuals and families affected by domestic abuse. Day Support, Age Provide day support services for individuals http://www.ageuk.org.uk/tra UK living with Dementia across Trafford. fford/our-services/day- support/ Trafford Council Health and Social care pages. http://legacy.trafford.gov.uk/ healthandsocialcare/ .
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