South Manchester
Healthy Living Network
The network works with local people, community organisations and
the health service to encourage healthier lifestyles in South
Manchester. Volunteers for the service put on events and provide
advice for residents of all age in the area to create awareness
around subjects such as obesity, mental health and smoking.
Public Health Development
Service (PHDS)
Manchester Public Health and Development Service (MPHDS) promotes
the health and well being of all people who live and work in the
city. The teams include: Public Mental Health, Stop Smoking and
Health Trainers.
Physical Activity
Referral Scheme
The scheme helps people with long term health conditions to
increase their levels of physical activity in a safe and structured
environment. A wide variety of exercise sessions are available
throughout Manchester in local leisure and community centres.
The Chronic Fatigue Programme
The Chronic Fatigue Programme is a community service for
adults living in Manchester who have a chronic/long term health
conditions where chronic fatigue and/or chronic pain are the
primary problems.
Oral
Health
The purpose of the Oral Health service is to improve oral
health by working with individuals, partners and communities to
deliver programmes that meet local needs and have a positive
impact.
Further information about each service, including contact
details, are available by clicking on the links under 'Wellbeing
Services'.