About us
The Greater Manchester health and social care model puts people at the centre of their care and support
The Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership is made up of our local NHS organisations, the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (the ten Greater Manchester councils and the Mayor of Greater Manchester), as well as the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector (VCSE), our Blue Light services (Greater Manchester Police, Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service and North West Ambulance Service), alongside our lived experience representatives and many others.
Together, Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership is helping organisations work better together with people and communities.
We want people across all our boroughs to stay well, whatever their age, and whatever issues or conditions they might be managing. We’re bringing together all the different organisations that support people’s health and social care, so that services and care are integrated.
Integrated care means starting with the person, understanding they’ll have different needs as they move through life, and connecting them with the right care.
Doing Mental Health Differently: Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2024 – 2029 is our updated five-year Greater Manchester Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy. It sets out what we will do together as a city-region to improve the mental health of people in Greater Manchester, to better support those with mental ill health and to reduce mental health inequalities across our city region.