Due to the Covid-19 pandemic and urgent need for its services, we are investing in 7 new jobs across our Little Hulton, Eccles and Ancoats sites. Our charity remained open throughout the pandemic to provide access to low-cost food, emergency…
How Manchester homelessness charity Mustard Tree continues to adapt its model in the face of the Coronavirus pandemic.
How Manchester homelessness charity Mustard Tree continues to adapt its model in the face of the Coronavirus pandemic.
How Manchester homelessness charity Mustard Tree continues to adapt its model in the face of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Please scroll down to view our Covid-19 recovery roadmap, for further details about our hubs reopening.
Our services are applicable to those on benefits and on no income. Our opening hours are:
• Ancoats, Manchester: 10am till 2pm – Monday to Saturday
• Eccles: 10am – 2pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
Due to changing our model to support more people affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, we’re currently offering a food delivery service for our Little Hulton clients. This will also give us time to redevelop the services in our hub.
This means our Little Hulton hub will be closed, so please call 0161 228 7331 or email helpdesk@mustardtree.org.uk for support, and watch this space for exciting developments.
Due to the #COVID19 pandemic and urgent need for our services, we’re investing in 7 new jobs across our Little Hulton, Eccles and Ancoats sites. Click here for more information and to apply.
The below slides show how we intend to fully reopen our hubs, in line with the current Government guidelines.
We are complying with the government’s guidance on managing the risk of COVID-19, and have included updated steps we are taking below:
“I was in a major depressive state”
Katie* has bipolar disorder and has had problems with mental health in the past. “I’d been taking medication for 12 years but stopped taking them early last year and became really unwell quite quickly. It sent me into a major depressive state last September and I ended up being sectioned for two months”.
Katie says that the sectioning was necessary for her recovery, but it started a sequence of events which ultimately led to her falling through the cracks and into a deeper depression.
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic and urgent need for its services, we are investing in 7 new jobs across our Little Hulton, Eccles and Ancoats sites. Our charity remained open throughout the pandemic to provide access to low-cost food, emergency…
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