Be Well Tameside

Be Well Tameside is a free service for all Tameside residents, those who work in Tameside or are registered with a Tameside GP.

The service offers range of health and wellbeing support, advice on a range of day-to-day lifestyle issues areas such as stopping smoking, weight management and support around food, nutrition and healthy eating, increasing physical activity, reducing salt, sugar and caffeine, oral health and alcohol awareness.

Contact them today to find out more or book an appointment. Telephone: 0161 342 5050 or email: bewelltameside@tameside.gov.uk

What are you waiting for?
 

Being well is important to us all. We all want to feel good, healthy and happy.

We can help you achieve this by offering:

• One to one appointments
• Regular contact and support to achieve your goals
• Practical tips

We can support you to make those small changes that can have big benefits to your health and wellbeing.

If you want to:

• Lose weight
• Give up smoking, e-cigarettes or chewing tobacco
• Have a healthier diet
• Be more active
• Have a health check

Or if you need support with something else, we can help you to find the right people to help.

Appointments are available at a number of venues across Tameside. We also offer telephone and video appointments.

Get in touch to make an appointment or for more information:

 

• Tel: 0161 342 5050
• Email: bewelltameside@tameside.gov.uk 
• Facebook: Be Well Tameside
• Twitter: @BeWellTameside
• Instagram: @bewell_tameside

Referral form

If you are a professional/volunteer and want to refer someone to us, please complete our referral form and email it to: bewelltameside@tameside.gov.uk

If you would like to self refer in to the service please complete the self-referral form and return it by email to: bewelltameside@tameside.gov.uk

 

For more information ring 0161 342 5050 or email bewelltameside@tameside.gov.uk

Stoptober/Stop Smoking resources

In addition to the stop smoking support offered by Be Well Tameside, you can find more information on the national Stoptober campaign and stop smoking resources at https://www.nhs.uk/better-health/quit-smoking/.