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• Leading the way in research recruitment

  Page description/content: Pennine Care NHS is currently the third best-performing mental health and learning disability NHS trust in England for recruiting participants into research studies.

• Your toddler and you

  Page description/content: Your toddler and you is helpful information created by our parent infant mental health services

• Neighbourhood mental health services (formerly living well) - patient stories

• Changes to autism and ADHD assessments

  Page description/content: Changes in how children and young people are reviewed and assessed for autism and ADHD in Greater Manchester

• National Apprenticeship Week: Natasha's story

• Moving forward forum

  Page description/content: The moving forward forum brings together former patients who have previously been supported by Hope and Horizon inpatient child and adolescent mental health services, their parents/carers/guardians, staff from the ward and management. They share ideas to improve and benefit the ward.

• Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale care home liaison team

  Page description/content: Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale care home liaison team supports people aged 65 and over with acute mental health needs, and people under 65 with a diagnosis of dementia who are living in a care home.

• Take action for Mental Health Awareness Week

  Page description/content: This year Mental Health Awareness Week (11-17 May 2026) is about take action to improve your mental health and the mental health of others.

• Three peaks challenge raises £13k for Pennine Care Charity

  Page description/content: On Sunday 17 May, 44 people took on the Yorkshire Three Peaks challenge, raising £13,000 for our Pennine Care Charity.

• Anti-racist mental health services

  Page description/content: At Pennine Care, we are committed to tackling racism and reducing racial inequalities in mental health services. We are working on NHS England's patient and carer race equality framework (PCREF) and are also part of Greater Manchester Integrated Care's No Space for Racism campaign