Brook Ward's ; introspective session focused on the path to recovery and the significance of healthy eating, while also enjoying fruit salad making and emphasizing positivity.

Bravo Tracy Vjestica, a reminder for us all

Easter was celebrated with healthy living, eating, and celebrating the happiness with our dedicated staff and service users at Moorside. 🐣 🐣

Service users in Moorside are enjoying Easter-related activities and decorations as Easter celebrations take off.

Irwell hosting a pizza lunch today, with ingredients and cooking provided by the kitchen! Anastasia Riley Helen Craigie Greater Manchester Mental Health Upneet Riar Georgina Clarke

Service users found both the watercolouring session at Medlock and the Sound Art session at Brook to be thoroughly enjoyable and relaxing.

As I walked around moorside unit today I can really see everyone's hard work. The display boards, the hygiene, the mutual help meetings , the engagement taking place is a pleasure to witness. I Just wanted to say thank you 😊 hope you know what a difference you all make everyday

Sunday was a productive day with activities and planning to start a positive week ahead. During my time at Moorside, I have gained knowledge on how to ensure quality of service users satisfaction level and Working together as part of a wider team!

Brook Ward's week began with an intriguing experience with a creative writing session where they wrote a letter to a person they had lost touch with..To churn their muscles and make a lovely healthy version of cheesecake!

Bilal Siddiqui (Moorside) Upneet Riar Greater Manchester Mental Health Georgina Clarke Claire Fraser It's great to see, time to talk much more than creating bracelets, creating a safe space to share. Well done xx

The men's bracelet session was interesting one !
I saw those service users (men's) from Brookward Participating with enthusiasm for the first time, sharing their experiences and stories. In end I realised understanding and care could be achieved by going one step further.

The act of sailing of hope in real life helps to connect the dots and develop a parallel understanding of life
In life, perfections are not always necessary, and the most beautiful things are in their flaws and make them better while striving for the best.

The Valentine's heart and craft event was a blast with lots of fun, beauty, color, and glitter. Mixed-wards produced a beautiful piece of work and poured their heart into it.

Our committed NHS staff and service users at Moorside unit are experiencing a festive Valentine's vibe with lots of love, support, care, and patience. Happy valentines from Moorside unit! ❤️

The process of building self-esteem exercise enabled service users to maintain positivity and have value in their lives. In addition, Brookward found pleasure in adding colors to graffiti art.

Be patient

Brook Ward's service users did tremendously well by starting with a 'throw and paint' art technique that is inspired by Jackson Pollock's artist which resulted in captivating images concluded with: A delicious yogurt art garnished with fresh fruits and berries!

productive Sunday ! Mixedwards session where service users were enthralled by filling canvases with amazing colors and creating simulated visuals to enhance the space at Moorside unit.

one day

A productive session & discussion was held about self-care & personal hygiene, which is a crucial factor in recovery and self awareness!