Happy Holidays from everyone at the Manchester Settlement.

We know this time can bring its challenges please see a list of useful phone numbers.

Samaritans
116 123
24 hours

National Domestic Abuse Helpline
0808 2000 247
24 hours

Childline
0800 111
24 hours

MIND
0300 123 3393
Monday-Friday 9am-6pm

MCC Cost of Living Advice Line
0800 023 2692
The phone line is open Monday-Friday 9am-4.30pm and offerscost of living related support to Manchester residents.

No. 93 Crisis Café
No.93 Harpurhey Wellbeing Centre, 93 Church Lane, M9 5BG
0161 271 0339 or 07778012838
An out of hours friendly and supportive community space open to anyone fromManchester, Bolton, Salford and Trafford, experiencing a mental health crisis.
Monday-Friday 6.30pm-1am (inc. Bank Holidays)Saturday and Sunday 2pm-1am
(Please phone ahead before dropping in)

This year, Manchester Settlement celebrates 130 years since it was founded in 1895. That's 130 years of making stronger communities, together!
We’re immensely proud to continue the important community work that began all those years ago.
To mark this milestone, we held a week-long celebration and everyone got involved. Check out what went on below.
Click here to read more about our celebrations.

Manchester Settlement is a charity that is rooted in the urban communities of Manchester. The charity has existed in varying forms for 130 years delivering an ever-changing palette of services to meet the developing needs of individuals, families and communities.

We are proud of the breadth of activity that we have been able to offer and of the flexibility and desire that we have to move into new areas of activity that will benefit our community.

We are delighted to have been recognised as committed to the Disability Confident Employers Scheme

We pride ourselves on providing a warm welcome, you will be greeted by our super friendly reception team who are always ready to help. Our bustling reception will have children & families from our nursery, members of the community heading to the one of the services we offer & staff going about their day. This provides a happy & vibrant atmosphere that we hope you feel as soon as you enter the building.

We have just published a joint statement of solidarity with people in asylum hotels from voluntary and community organisations in Greater Manchester. We want to send a clear message that people seeking asylum are welcome here, despite the hostility people are feeling, from both the Home Office and the far right. See our statement below.

We are delighted to share with you all our new 'We are Manchester Settlement' booklet. This is the culmination of a project undertaken by Rosie Humpage, an intern from Manchester University. Rosie spent 8 weeks with us interviewing as many service users & staff members as possible to help create a document that puts into words the feeling of being part of our amazing charity.

We would like to thank Rosie for all her hard work & we hope you enjoy reading! Click here to view the booklet.

Please see below a guide to what we have available, please note this can be subject to change so please follow us on our social pages for more updates or contact reception team on 0161 974 1300 or e mail info@manchestersettlement.org.uk

Please also browse our website for more information about all our services.