From the 10th September- 10th October it’s the Greater Manchester #MonthofHope
A month dedicated to raising awareness of suicide, having open conversations about mental health & sharing messages of hope across our city-region.
Find out how you can get involved:
Marking World Mental Health Day on 10 October, Made For Each Other is a day of free digital talks, workshops and coaching sessions, made with love by the hub and members of our community of curious and generous creatives.
A gift from them to you and your fellow creatives, the day is yours to dip in and out of, and you can book tickets for as many events as you like. A real community effort, we’re so grateful for everyone’s support, and can’t wait to see you on there on 10 October! Tell your friends too… we’d love them to take some time out too!
Check out the offerings here
The Hub – Developing new thinking and practice in the creative sector
The conference will be an online event. Tickets will enable delegates to attend all scheduled sessions on the 10th and 11th March 2022. There will also be a range of digital content available to delegates for several weeks after the conference – so catching up with sessions you couldn’t attend will be simple.
There will be a mixture of plenary sessions, breakout sessions, research specific presentations, and poster displays interspersed with networking opportunities. We will have dedicated networking space for meeting exhibitors, presenters, and delegates.
The conference will address the ‘hot topics’ in social prescribing, in the UK and in other countries as well as sharing the latest international research findings. The conference programme will be developed in the next few months as we listen to suggestions from the social prescribing network members. We will update the programmes as speakers are confirmed. The end of the first day will also include the Social Prescribing Network Awards, where we celebrate the achievements of the social prescribing schemes and people involved.
Bookings are through Salford University shop
Free Mental Health Training
Free training for staff and volunteers working with adults and young people in Bolton VCSE sector.
Sign up to find out how to spot the warning signs to protect
yourself and others.
Five ways to wellbeing
• An introductory one-hour workshop which covers the Five ways to Wellbeing and explains
how they help to build a firm foundation for positive wellbeing
• The session also takes a brief look at other courses on offer
Connect 5
• A three session programme which underpins the principal of “Making Every Contact Count”
• It will help you understand and address mental health issues in everyday life
• It will empower you to make changes to maintain, protect and improve your mental
wellbeing as well as helping to support your family, friends and colleagues and in your working
practice
Living life to the full
• A seven session programme which explores ways to help you learn how to improve how you feel when
you are stressed or feeling low
• We will look at ways to help you manage the problems in your life.
Email learninganddevelopment@bolton.gov.uk to book your free place.
A series of lunchtime thematic webinars
taking place over 4 weeks. Hear about project
successes and lessons learnt, programme
outcomes and how we are taking this work
forward across Greater Manchester.
Great Place GM was a 3 year action
research programme led by GMCA and part
of the national Great Place scheme funded
by National Lottery Heritage Fund and Arts
Council England.
Take part in the debate about the role of
arts and culture in a post pandemic world.
Culture, Health and Wellbeing, Tuesday 21st September
Creative Ageing Thursday 30th September
No-one Left Out Tuesday 12th October
Our Place Thursday 21st October
BOOK YOUR PLACE HERE
gmculture.eventbrite.co.uk
