Latest News from TRGM
TRGM Prevalence Survey Now Live!
TRGM is pleased to launch our Prevalence Survey, aimed at better understanding people’s experiences across childhood and adulthood and how these impact health and wellbeing.
The findings will help inform more effective, trauma-responsive approaches and services across Greater Manchester, supporting improved outcomes for our communities.
We are keen to hear from residents across Greater Manchester and would encourage as many people as possible to take part.
Complete the survey here: https://tinyurl.com/4mfav8wc
You can also access the survey via the QR code on the attached advert.
Please help us spread the word by sharing this opportunity through your networks.
Previous Posts
TRGM Conference 2026: Reflecting on Our Biggest Gathering Yet
MCC Department of Public Health and Chapter One launched a 'Trauma and Gambling-Related Harms Toolkit for Professionals' in summer 2025. It provides professionals with the knowledge, skills and resources to support people.
Trauma Responsive Manchester
Evaluation of the ACES & Trauma Responsive Greater Manchester Programme. Final Report – Phase 1 How a City-Region is Building Trauma-Responsive Communities
Trauma Responsive Manchester News Letter December 2024.
Manchester City Council's Adults Social Care and Rough Sleepers Team Produce New Resources.
Trauma Responsive Manchester News Letter September 2024.
Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust
Trauma Responsive Manchester News Letter December 2024.
Trauma Responsive Manchester News Letter June 2024.
Trauma Responsive Manchester News Letter March 2024.
Trauma Responsive Manchester News Letter December 2023.
NHS England’s e-learning for healthcare and Mental Health team have worked together to develop a new e-learning programme about trauma-informed care.
A podcast of education professionals talking about tranforming to trauma informed schools.
The animation is an introduction to trauma and recovery and has been developed to support educational professionals in understanding and supporting students who have been affected by trauma. This freely available resource, aimed at those working in education, helps open up discussion about trauma with young people. A result of efforts working with clinician, teachers and young people this resource was helped through the The We Love Manchester Emergency Fund (WLMEF). You can read more about this and access the video and printed resources here .