Everyone in Greater Manchester deserves to live well. That’s why our NHS organisations and councils signed an historic devolution deal with the government.
Having taken charge of our own health and social care spending, we’re now working together to improve the health, wealth and wellbeing of the 2.8 million people living here.
We are the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
ABOUT DEVOLUTION
We're transforming our health services
Devolution has put Greater Manchester in charge of improving the health and wellbeing of everyone who lives here. Our ten boroughs are working together to transform our public services and tackle the biggest issues affecting our health.
Our partnership plans
We’re working together to put the people of Greater Manchester at the heart of our health and social care services. Our plans show how.
Meetings and papers
Keep up to date with the Partnership’s latest decisions and discussions, and read papers and updates from previous meetings.
The Devolution Difference
From testing new treatments to providing joined-up care closer to people’s homes, find out how devolution is already making a difference in our communities.
Tell us what you think
Have your say on health and social care changes where you live, and play an active part in improving wellbeing in your community.
@GM_HSC / Dec 9
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@GM_HSC / Dec 7
Did you know there's a free painless flu vaccine for 2 and 3 year olds? It's a nasal spray - so no needles! Call your GP to book an appointment.…
@GM_HSC / Dec 6
"It’s absolutely right that community pharmacists are becoming more involved in patient care.” #Bury pharmacist, Fin McCaul.
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@GM_HSC / Dec 6
RT @greatermcr: 🚌 We want buses to be at the heart of Our Network, our vision for a joined up public transport system that makes getting ar…
@GM_HSC / Dec 5
Carers are entitled to a free flu jab. If you're looking after someone and haven't yet had your flu vaccination, please see your local GP or pha…
