Everyone in Greater Manchester deserves to live well. That’s why our NHS organisations and councils signed an historic devolution deal with the government.
Having taken charge of our own health and social care spending, we’re now working together to improve the health, wealth and wellbeing of the 2.8 million people living here.
We are the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
ABOUT DEVOLUTION
We're transforming our health services
Devolution has put Greater Manchester in charge of improving the health and wellbeing of everyone who lives here. Our ten boroughs are working together to transform our public services and tackle the biggest issues affecting our health.
Our partnership plans
We’re working together to put the people of Greater Manchester at the heart of our health and social care services. Our plans show how.
Meetings and papers
Keep up to date with the Partnership’s latest decisions and discussions, and read papers and updates from previous meetings.
Best-Practice Hub
An information-sharing hub for our individual partnership programmes. See how each is progressing on their plans to improve our health and social care services.
Tell us what you think
Have your say on health and social care changes where you live, and play an active part in improving wellbeing in your community.
@GM_HSC / Sep 26
You can give flu and COVID-19 to your family and the people you care for without having symptoms.
If you work in care, get your free flu vacci…
@GM_HSC / Sep 25
16-17 year olds are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. Encourage your teenager to book their jab via their GP or find their nearest walk-in …
@GM_HSC / Sep 24
Local doctors ask for your support as they work through their busiest period #GPIsOpen #TeamGP https://t.co/Mf141s0x4m
@GM_HSC / Sep 23
Tonight sees the return of Greater Manchester Words of Hope.
The poetry reading event is part of the #MonthofHope - and will bring together G…
@GM_HSC / Sep 23
RT @NHSNW: Latest @PHE_uk figures show that those aged 10-19 are currently the highest numbers of cases of #Covid19
Please get your #Covid…
