Find Help: Health For Teens

Our LGBT youth offer includes groups for lesbian and bisexual young women, trans groups, a BAME group which run alongside our LGBT youth groups. We also run a 121 and Mentoring Service for young people to access support remotely. Our groups are open to young people ages between 13 and 19 (up to 25 with additional needs).

Chat Health service open to 11-16 year olds. This is a confidential text messaging service and a platform for young people to message school nurses for advice and support. It is open year-round, Monday to Friday, 8:30 – 4:30pm. If young people make contact out of hours, the service aims to respond the following day.

Free online support and advice for young people aged 10-25 years, accessible 24/7, 365 days a year. Young people can track their mood with a goals tracker and note their thoughts in an online journal. Kooth also provides peer support via fully moderated forums and the opportunity to contribute to self-help articles/content.

Visit the Kooth website.

CAMHS Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) provides specialist emotional and mental health assessment and treatment to children and young people aged 0-18 years and their families and carers. The specialist team offer support for young people experiencing problems with their emotions, behaviour or mental health.

Talkshop is an advice, support and information centre for young people aged 11 to 19 (up to 25 with additional needs or care leavers). The Talkshop offer a confidential service. This enables us to offer a safe and non-judgemental environment for young people to seek the help they need.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Manchester Healthy Schools have been working in partnership with Manchester schools for over 20 years – tackling health inequalities and improving the health and wellbeing of children and young people. The team are part of the School Health Service and work in partnership with the School Nursing Service to support a whole school approach to health and wellbeing. There are 7 thematic areas within the Healthy Schools team which are: Healthy Lifestyles, Social and Emotional Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing, Relationships and Sex Education, Drugs and Alcohol Education, Unintentional Injury Prevention and Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE).

The School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, relationships and puberty.

The School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, relationships and puberty.

Our aim is to help improve the health and wellbeing of people and communities in Manchester, to help individuals and families live fuller, healthier and happier lives.

Supporting better mental health for everyone. We work with young people, either through schools and colleges or through our community project, Children and Young People (CYP), to educate about mental health and to help young people when they are struggling.

If you are aged 13 to 25, living in Manchester, Salford, Trafford or Tameside/Glossop and under stress, or know someone who is, we might be the service for you.

At 42nd Street we believe that a range of different approaches can be effective in responding to young people’s mental health needs and this is reflected in the variety of services we offer. As well as therapy, counselling and individual support, we offer a wide range of youth work interventions including groups and arts-based projects. All our services to young people are free and confidential.

The 42nd Street team recognises that many of you feel disempowered, that some services are difficult for you to identify with and access and that your mental health and personal difficulties can be made worse by the health, social, cultural and economic inequalities that you might experience. We will do all we can to make you feel listened to, valued, included, safe and unique.

The Gaddum Centre CFBS provides a needs-led therapeutic service for Manchester and Salford Children and families, as they begin to explore their unique process or adjustment following bereavement.

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) provide a range of specialist mental health and assessment services for children and young people in a range of community bases across Manchester up to 18 yrs.
We remain open as a service offering advice and specialist assessments and can be contacted Monday to Friday 9-5pm.

Our LGBT youth offer includes groups for lesbian and bisexual young women, trans groups, a BAME group which run alongside our LGBT youth groups. We also run a 121 and Mentoring Service for young people to access support remotely. Our groups are open to young people ages between 13 and 19 (up to 25 with additional needs).

Chat Health service open to 11-16 year olds. This is a confidential text messaging service and a platform for young people to message school nurses for advice and support. It is open year-round, Monday to Friday, 8:30 – 4:30pm. If young people make contact out of hours, the service aims to respond the following day.

If you are a young person who feels they would like some support around substances (cannabis, alcohol, vaping for example).Or if you are a young person who would like support around a family member/carer using substances, please get in touch. Early Break can help with one-to-one support, education and advice and also offer harm reduction interventions.

Free online support and advice for young people aged 10-25 years, accessible 24/7, 365 days a year. Young people can track their mood with a goals tracker and note their thoughts in an online journal. Kooth also provides peer support via fully moderated forums and the opportunity to contribute to self-help articles/content.

Visit the Kooth website.

CAMHS Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) provides specialist emotional and mental health assessment and treatment to children and young people aged 0-18 years and their families and carers. The specialist team offer support for young people experiencing problems with their emotions, behaviour or mental health.

Talkshop is an advice, support and information centre for young people aged 11 to 19 (up to 25 with additional needs or care leavers). The Talkshop offer a confidential service. This enables us to offer a safe and non-judgemental environment for young people to seek the help they need.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Manchester Healthy Schools have been working in partnership with Manchester schools for over 20 years – tackling health inequalities and improving the health and wellbeing of children and young people. The team are part of the School Health Service and work in partnership with the School Nursing Service to support a whole school approach to health and wellbeing. There are 7 thematic areas within the Healthy Schools team which are: Healthy Lifestyles, Social and Emotional Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing, Relationships and Sex Education, Drugs and Alcohol Education, Unintentional Injury Prevention and Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE).

The School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, relationships and puberty.

The School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, relationships and puberty.

Our aim is to help improve the health and wellbeing of people and communities in Manchester, to help individuals and families live fuller, healthier and happier lives.

Chat Health service open to 11-16 year olds. This is a confidential text messaging service and a platform for young people to message school nurses for advice and support. It is open year-round, Monday to Friday, 8:30 – 4:30pm. If young people make contact out of hours, the service aims to respond the following day.

If you are a young person who feels they would like some support around substances (cannabis, alcohol, vaping for example).Or if you are a young person who would like support around a family member/carer using substances, please get in touch. Early Break can help with one-to-one support, education and advice and also offer harm reduction interventions.

Free online support and advice for young people aged 10-25 years, accessible 24/7, 365 days a year. Young people can track their mood with a goals tracker and note their thoughts in an online journal. Kooth also provides peer support via fully moderated forums and the opportunity to contribute to self-help articles/content.

Visit the Kooth website.

CAMHS Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) provides specialist emotional and mental health assessment and treatment to children and young people aged 0-18 years and their families and carers. The specialist team offer support for young people experiencing problems with their emotions, behaviour or mental health.

The Talkshop Young People’s Clinic provides a one stop shop for young people aged 19 and under, providing free and confidential contraceptive and sexual health services. We work with the Talkshop youth workers to provide a young person friendly service, and you can talk to us about any problems or issues you might have. We offer the following services free of charge:

• Contraceptive advice and supplies
• Contraceptive implants and injections
• Emergency contraception
• Free condoms
• Pregnancy testing
• Termination of pregnancy information
• Chlamydia/RUClear screening
• General health advice – smoking, diet, breast awareness and testicular self examination
• Referral to other agencies

Talkshop is an advice, support and information centre for young people aged 11 to 19 (up to 25 with additional needs or care leavers). The Talkshop offer a confidential service. This enables us to offer a safe and non-judgemental environment for young people to seek the help they need.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Manchester Healthy Schools have been working in partnership with Manchester schools for over 20 years – tackling health inequalities and improving the health and wellbeing of children and young people. The team are part of the School Health Service and work in partnership with the School Nursing Service to support a whole school approach to health and wellbeing. There are 7 thematic areas within the Healthy Schools team which are: Healthy Lifestyles, Social and Emotional Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing, Relationships and Sex Education, Drugs and Alcohol Education, Unintentional Injury Prevention and Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE).

The team delivers the National Immunisation Programme to all children living in Manchester. They aim to improve the health of children by protecting them from dangerous diseases. This is only achievable by increasing immunisation uptake.

The School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, relationships and puberty.

The School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, relationships and puberty.

Our aim is to help improve the health and wellbeing of people and communities in Manchester, to help individuals and families live fuller, healthier and happier lives.

Supporting better mental health for everyone. We work with young people, either through schools and colleges or through our community project, Children and Young People (CYP), to educate about mental health and to help young people when they are struggling.

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) provide a range of specialist mental health and assessment services for children and young people in a range of community bases across Manchester up to 18 yrs.
We remain open as a service offering advice and specialist assessments and can be contacted Monday to Friday 9-5pm.

The childrens continence service team consists of trained nurses and nursery nurses who are all experienced in children’s continence issues up to the age of 16 years or 19 years for those with special needs.

The aim of Manchester Early Help is to build capacity in communities that will prevent crime, support education and enterprise, and keep children, young people and their familieis safe. We aim to do this by working with other agencies and directly with people from local communities

Chat Health service open to 11-16 year olds. This is a confidential text messaging service and a platform for young people to message school nurses for advice and support. It is open year-round, Monday to Friday, 8:30 – 4:30pm. If young people make contact out of hours, the service aims to respond the following day.

If you are a young person who feels they would like some support around substances (cannabis, alcohol, vaping for example).Or if you are a young person who would like support around a family member/carer using substances, please get in touch. Early Break can help with one-to-one support, education and advice and also offer harm reduction interventions.

Free online support and advice for young people aged 10-25 years, accessible 24/7, 365 days a year. Young people can track their mood with a goals tracker and note their thoughts in an online journal. Kooth also provides peer support via fully moderated forums and the opportunity to contribute to self-help articles/content.

Visit the Kooth website.

CAMHS Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) provides specialist emotional and mental health assessment and treatment to children and young people aged 0-18 years and their families and carers. The specialist team offer support for young people experiencing problems with their emotions, behaviour or mental health.

The Talkshop Young People’s Clinic provides a one stop shop for young people aged 19 and under, providing free and confidential contraceptive and sexual health services. We work with the Talkshop youth workers to provide a young person friendly service, and you can talk to us about any problems or issues you might have. We offer the following services free of charge:

• Contraceptive advice and supplies
• Contraceptive implants and injections
• Emergency contraception
• Free condoms
• Pregnancy testing
• Termination of pregnancy information
• Chlamydia/RUClear screening
• General health advice – smoking, diet, breast awareness and testicular self examination
• Referral to other agencies

Talkshop is an advice, support and information centre for young people aged 11 to 19 (up to 25 with additional needs or care leavers). The Talkshop offer a confidential service. This enables us to offer a safe and non-judgemental environment for young people to seek the help they need.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Manchester Healthy Schools have been working in partnership with Manchester schools for over 20 years – tackling health inequalities and improving the health and wellbeing of children and young people. The team are part of the School Health Service and work in partnership with the School Nursing Service to support a whole school approach to health and wellbeing. There are 7 thematic areas within the Healthy Schools team which are: Healthy Lifestyles, Social and Emotional Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing, Relationships and Sex Education, Drugs and Alcohol Education, Unintentional Injury Prevention and Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE).

The School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, relationships and puberty.

The School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, relationships and puberty.

Our aim is to help improve the health and wellbeing of people and communities in Manchester, to help individuals and families live fuller, healthier and happier lives.

A registered charity, utilising sports, cultural and educational activities to broaden horizons, raise awareness, aspirations and offer pathways to achievement for young people within local communities across Greater Manchester

Evening and weekend service offering hot meals, showers and medical support to Manchester’s homeless community

Helps people in Greater Mancheseter struggling with homelessness, secure better accomodation and economic wellbeing

The aim of Manchester Early Help is to build capacity in communities that will prevent crime, support education and enterprise, and keep children, young people and their familieis safe. We aim to do this by working with other agencies and directly with people from local communities

Our LGBT youth offer includes groups for lesbian and bisexual young women, trans groups, a BAME group which run alongside our LGBT youth groups. We also run a 121 and Mentoring Service for young people to access support remotely. Our groups are open to young people ages between 13 and 19 (up to 25 with additional needs).

Chat Health service open to 11-16 year olds. This is a confidential text messaging service and a platform for young people to message school nurses for advice and support. It is open year-round, Monday to Friday, 8:30 – 4:30pm. If young people make contact out of hours, the service aims to respond the following day.

Free online support and advice for young people aged 10-25 years, accessible 24/7, 365 days a year. Young people can track their mood with a goals tracker and note their thoughts in an online journal. Kooth also provides peer support via fully moderated forums and the opportunity to contribute to self-help articles/content.

Visit the Kooth website.

CAMHS Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) provides specialist emotional and mental health assessment and treatment to children and young people aged 0-18 years and their families and carers. The specialist team offer support for young people experiencing problems with their emotions, behaviour or mental health.

The Talkshop Young People’s Clinic provides a one stop shop for young people aged 19 and under, providing free and confidential contraceptive and sexual health services. We work with the Talkshop youth workers to provide a young person friendly service, and you can talk to us about any problems or issues you might have. We offer the following services free of charge:

• Contraceptive advice and supplies
• Contraceptive implants and injections
• Emergency contraception
• Free condoms
• Pregnancy testing
• Termination of pregnancy information
• Chlamydia/RUClear screening
• General health advice – smoking, diet, breast awareness and testicular self examination
• Referral to other agencies

Talkshop is an advice, support and information centre for young people aged 11 to 19 (up to 25 with additional needs or care leavers). The Talkshop offer a confidential service. This enables us to offer a safe and non-judgemental environment for young people to seek the help they need.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Manchester Healthy Schools have been working in partnership with Manchester schools for over 20 years – tackling health inequalities and improving the health and wellbeing of children and young people. The team are part of the School Health Service and work in partnership with the School Nursing Service to support a whole school approach to health and wellbeing. There are 7 thematic areas within the Healthy Schools team which are: Healthy Lifestyles, Social and Emotional Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing, Relationships and Sex Education, Drugs and Alcohol Education, Unintentional Injury Prevention and Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE).

The School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, relationships and puberty.

The School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, relationships and puberty.

Our aim is to help improve the health and wellbeing of people and communities in Manchester, to help individuals and families live fuller, healthier and happier lives.

Established in 1975, LGBT Foundation exists to support the needs of the diverse range of people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans. We believe in a fair and equal society where all LGBT people can achieve their full potential. #EqualityWins underpins much of what we do and we aim to be; ‘here if you need us.’

Our LGBT youth offer includes groups for lesbian and bisexual young women, trans groups, a BAME group which run alongside our LGBT youth groups. We also run a 121 and Mentoring Service for young people to access support remotely. Our groups are open to young people ages between 13 and 19 (up to 25 with additional needs).

Chat Health service open to 11-16 year olds. This is a confidential text messaging service and a platform for young people to message school nurses for advice and support. It is open year-round, Monday to Friday, 8:30 – 4:30pm. If young people make contact out of hours, the service aims to respond the following day.

Free online support and advice for young people aged 10-25 years, accessible 24/7, 365 days a year. Young people can track their mood with a goals tracker and note their thoughts in an online journal. Kooth also provides peer support via fully moderated forums and the opportunity to contribute to self-help articles/content.

Visit the Kooth website.

The Talkshop Young People’s Clinic provides a one stop shop for young people aged 19 and under, providing free and confidential contraceptive and sexual health services. We work with the Talkshop youth workers to provide a young person friendly service, and you can talk to us about any problems or issues you might have. We offer the following services free of charge:

• Contraceptive advice and supplies
• Contraceptive implants and injections
• Emergency contraception
• Free condoms
• Pregnancy testing
• Termination of pregnancy information
• Chlamydia/RUClear screening
• General health advice – smoking, diet, breast awareness and testicular self examination
• Referral to other agencies

Talkshop is an advice, support and information centre for young people aged 11 to 19 (up to 25 with additional needs or care leavers). The Talkshop offer a confidential service. This enables us to offer a safe and non-judgemental environment for young people to seek the help they need.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Trafford School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children aged 5-19 years. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, vaping, relationships and puberty.

Manchester Healthy Schools have been working in partnership with Manchester schools for over 20 years – tackling health inequalities and improving the health and wellbeing of children and young people. The team are part of the School Health Service and work in partnership with the School Nursing Service to support a whole school approach to health and wellbeing. There are 7 thematic areas within the Healthy Schools team which are: Healthy Lifestyles, Social and Emotional Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing, Relationships and Sex Education, Drugs and Alcohol Education, Unintentional Injury Prevention and Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE).

The School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, relationships and puberty.

The School Nurse Service supports and promotes the health and wellbeing of all school-aged children. The service is provided by qualified nurses and School Nurse Assistants who offer support including health promotion, Parent drop-ins, support with Early Help and are available on ChatHealth via a text messaging service. Support is offered on issues such as health, behaviour, emotional and mental health wellbeing, healthy lifestyles, relationships and puberty.

Our aim is to help improve the health and wellbeing of people and communities in Manchester, to help individuals and families live fuller, healthier and happier lives.

The Passionate about Sexual Health (PaSH) Partnership is a collaberation between BHA for Equality, George House Trust and the LGBT Foundation. The PaSH Partnership will deliver a comprehensive programme of interventions to meet the changing needs of people newly diagnosed with HIV, living longer term with HIV or at greatest risk of acquiring HIV.

FRESH is a sexual health and contraception service with clinics for under 25’s. We are part of the Northern Contraception, Sexual Health and HIV service. On our website you’ll find our opening times, information on sexual health, contraception, your body, relationships and much more.

The Northern Contraception, Sexual Health and HIV Service website. We provide our services across North, Central and South Manchester, Stockport, Tameside and Trafford, offering you a free, confidential and friendly service

Brook Manchester operates a free and confidential service for people 19 and under, offering sexual health screening, contraception, pregnancy testing, free condoms and advice, along with a self-referral counselling service.

George House Trust provides services to people living with, and affected by, HIV