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Trauma Responsive Manchester News Letter December 2024.
This newsletter highlights some of our key achievements through 2024 and what's coming up.
Thank you for all your support over the last 12 months. We have been able to achieve so much by
working together. Our achievements have included:
- Welcoming our new ACEs and Trauma Project Manager Elena Vacca to the Public Health Team.
- Training over 1,300 people this year! We are also developing plans for a level 2 training course and some bitesize webinars.
- Manchester Action on Street Health (MASH) have developed and delivered 10 bespoke trauma training sessions with their service user advisory panel ‘Sue’s Space’ to a range of organisations including probation, the police, shelter, Angels of Hope, Coffee4Craig and many more.
- Working with partners to establish the Trauma and Sexual Violence Network. You can read more about this in our Annual Health Scrutiny Report.
We could not have achieved all of this without your support. We hope you have a great break and a happy 2025!
Read the Newsletter here.
Manchester City Council's Adults Social Care and Rough Sleepers Team Produce New Resources.
Trauma Responsive Manchester News Letter September 2024.
Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust
Trauma Responsive Manchester News Letter December 2024.
Trauma Responsive Manchester News Letter June 2024.
Trauma Responsive Manchester News Letter March 2024.
Trauma Responsive Manchester News Letter December 2023.
NHS England’s e-learning for healthcare and Mental Health team have worked together to develop a new e-learning programme about trauma-informed care.
A podcast of education professionals talking about tranforming to trauma informed schools.
The animation is an introduction to trauma and recovery and has been developed to support educational professionals in understanding and supporting students who have been affected by trauma. This freely available resource, aimed at those working in education, helps open up discussion about trauma with young people. A result of efforts working with clinician, teachers and young people this resource was helped through the The We Love Manchester Emergency Fund (WLMEF). You can read more about this and access the video and printed resources here .
A practical resource for those helping young people recover for trauma.
An intoroduction of the TRGM Community of Practice network.
Seven organisations have used grant funding to make a real difference to Greater Manchester’s trauma responsive capabilities.
The Greater Manchester Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise Trauma Responsive Communities grants (GM TRC grants) were launched in July 2022 to support and develop partnerships, resilience and trauma and ACE-responsive VCSE provision. Funding was earmarked for extra grants to successful projects which bid in round one.
