Tameside
This is where you can get further support in your area:
The Anthony Seddon Fund – A local Tameside mental health charity
Summer 2018 Activities & Groups
Family & Friends Mental Health Support Group
Healthy Minds (Pennine Care) – Provide a range of treatments and support for people struggling to cope with low mood, stress, anxiety, depression, or any common mental health problems.
Healthy Young Minds – Specialist services to children and young people who are experiencing mental health difficulties:
Infinity Initiative – We are a Community Interest Company, operating predominantly in the Tameside area of Greater Manchester. We support those deemed to be vulnerable and presenting with multiple needs.
Dynamite Dads – A morning of fun for Dads & their kids:
Every 2nd Saturday of the month
£2 per child (discount for siblings)
10—12 @ Carmel Christian Centre
(Seymour St, Denton, Manchester, M34 3PF)
01613207308
www.carmelcc.org.uk
Cry-Sis
In 1981 a small group of parents, who were experiencing problems with their crying and sleepless babies, set up a support group. They discovered how important support is and how reassuring it can be to talk to someone. Today that support group has become Cry-sis, the only UK charity offering help and support to parents with babies who cry excessively or have sleeping problems. From modest beginnings Cry-sis has become a well-respected national charity which:
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provides a telephone helpline available 7 days a week from 9.00am until 10.00pm.
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offers advice and information on how to cope with a sleepless baby and/or a crying baby.
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conducts research and increases public awareness.
The Dadsnet Local Community Group
Dadsnet is for dads to be able to gain support from each other within a private setting but in the Local Community Groups you can speak with people nearby; we’ve discussed local schools, we’ve had meetups – with and without the kids, and just generally look after one another on here.
Contact Mic Cullen, your local Dad Matters Coordinator, using this form…
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