Getting Help

Minds Matter

Minds Matter supports people with mild to moderate common mental health problems.

Tameside, Oldham and Glossop Mind

TOG Mind is a mental health and wellbeing centre offering early intervention support, counselling, various training courses, workshops, advice, drop-ins, a dedicated Children and Young People’s Service, an award winning veggie cafe and free Wi-Fi access as well as many other opportunities.

Healthy Minds Pennine Care FT

Healthy Minds is a talking therapies service. Providing support and treatment for those who are experiencing symptoms such as difficulty sleeping, low mood / depression, stress, worry or anxiety, feelings of hopelessness or panic attacks. Healthy Minds also offer a service for complicated bereavements and adjustments to life events (6-12 months post incident).
The service offers an online therapy programme called SilverCloud which is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can start the therapy straight away and it can be done at a time and place that suits you. You'll also have access to the system for a year after you’ve been discharged from the service.

Health and Wellbeing College  Pennine Care FT

Recovery focused courses, offering self-management education designed to support people take control of their mental health & wellbeing.

The Anthony Seddon Fund

The Anthony Seddon Fund is a peer support mental health charity, providing a safe environment for people to come and chat.
We offer a range of peer support groups including a daily peer support group, a suicide bereavement group and also a Family and Friends group.
As well as the peer support groups, we also host other wellbeing activities including a Bollyfit class, Guitar Jammin, Reiki and craft groups.

The centre offers a range of support and activities for individuals aged 18+. We do have some services for Children and Young People, please contact for more details

Phone: 0161 376 4439
Email: reception@tasfund.org.uk
Website: www.tasfund.org.uk

The Beacon Counselling Trust

The Beacon Counselling Trust delivers a free support service for individuals and families affected by problem gambling in the North West of England.
The service now delivers in Tameside and Glossop.
The support is available for individuals and families aged 16+ years affected by problem gambling

Phone: 0151 321 1099
Website:

The Bureau Glossop

The Bureau is Glossop’s Community Wellbeing Charity. The Bureau’s website will enable you to find out about the different community activities and services that exist locally, and make it easier to find support when it’s needed. The Bureau will support people to stay physically and socially active, improve mental wellbeing and live independently for longer. The Bureau will also champion and raise the profile of the different community groups and voluntary organisations that exist locally within the Glossopdale area.

Phone: 01457 865 722

Action Together Tameside

Action Together offers a range of support to strengthen individuals and communities in Tameside.  

Mentell

Derbyshire Recovery and Peer Support Service

Support people in Glossop who are having difficulties with their mental health across the whole spectrum of mental illnesses. The service offers targeted goal-focused support, developing peer support and volunteer opportunities across Derbyshire, and also peer support groups where there is a need.

Diversity Matters North West

DMNW are an award-winning, Charity with an extensive track record of serving the most vulnerable and marginalised communities in the borough, tackling health inequalities, social exclusion and promoting community cohesion. The Charity provides services to disadvantaged and / or excluded people who experience a multitude of barriers to accessing mainstream services.  Our aims are to:

• Tackle issues that impact on people’s health and well-being.
• Provide targeted support for disadvantaged and excluded groups.
• Promote improved community cohesion.

• a focus primarily although not exclusively upon the needs of women from minority ethnic communities.
• a community development approach to the development of schemes and/or provision designed to help people develop their potential, support each other, and enhance community involvement.
• the development and provision of education, training and employment support designed to increase integration, to improve confidence and to enhance employment prospects.
• the appreciation and valuing of diversity within communities, alongside the promotion and achievement of community cohesion and social integration
• the promotion of active citizenship.
• We have been working on awareness raising project around mental health within the South Asian communities in Tameside and have been continuously delivering workshops to raise awareness in tacking cultural taboos and myths around mental health in the BAME communities.
   
  We also use our links, networks, and relationships in order to support and engage a minority community with mental health services in Tameside.