Forum Health focuses on local health needs.
The main car park and health centre car parks are operated by external parking companies, not by the Forum. Charges are clearly marked on signage around the car park. If you receive a parking infringement notice and wish to appeal, please contact the company directly using the contact details on signage or the infringement notice. Wythenshawe Forum Trust is unable to intervene in any parking disputes as it is not involved in the operation of the car parks.

WYTHENSHAWE MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS HUB
We are excited to inform you that we are offering Mental Health Crisis support in Wythenshawe, the sessions will increase in the future but these are the first slots available this week and contact info.
If you come into contact with an Indvidual who you feel would benefit from either being brought into our service or referred to us please call us.
What We Offer at CHAT
- Listening Space – A compassionate, non-judgmental space where people can talk and receive support.
- Resilience Workshops – Sessions like ROC Your Resilience to help individuals build coping skills.
- Volunteering Opportunities – A chance to engage, gain experience, and give back to the community.
- Mental Health First Aid Training – Accredited training to support mental health awareness.
- ROC CHAT Podcast – A platform sharing stories of resilience, hope, and community connections. Listen here.
Volunteering with CHAT
We offer a volunteer programme that provides valuable experience, training, and a sense of purpose. Volunteers gain skills, build confidence, and develop resilience in a supportive environment, all while making a meaningful impact. This is a fantastic opportunity for those looking to grow personally and professionally.
Wednesday Monthly Workshops
Our next Resilience Workshop will take place in May in the Forum Library. We will be meeting at the reception beforehand. If you or someone you know would like to attend, we have plenty of space and welcome everybody.
CHAT Hub – Supporting Our Community
Our hub provides a welcoming and safe space where we offer support, practical solutions, and guidance by connecting people to vital local services and resources.
Location: Forum Health Centre, Simonsway, Wythenshawe, M22 5RX
Walk-in sessions: Wednesday | 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: Village 135, 3 Hollyhedge Court Road, M22 4ZP
Walk-in sessions: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday | 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: The Mess Cafe, 6 Harper Road, Manchester, M22 4RG
Walk-in sessions: Day TBC | 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Navigators are available on the phone Monday to Friday 10-3pm



Forum Pharmacy provides a wide range of pharmacy services including prescription collection and delivery.
It offers long opening hours from 8.45am until 9.00pm weekdays, Saturdays from 9.15am until 9.00pm and Sundays from 11.00am until 4.00pm.
In addition to prescriptions and a wide range of over the counter medicines you can purchase electrical health monitoring equipment, seasonal items and toiletries.
Recognizing the growing interest and discussions surrounding the availability of medications like Viagra without a prescription, Forum Pharmacy has taken an innovative approach to engage with our community. We have initiated a series of expert-led discussions and informative sessions focusing on this topic. These discussions are designed to provide accurate information, expert assessments, and address common concerns and questions about the use of Viagra without a prescription. Our aim is to educate and inform our customers, ensuring they make well-informed decisions regarding their health and medication choices.
A private consultation room provides confidentiality for customers to discuss health concerns or have a free medicines review with our pharmacist. We can treat ear infections (age 1-17), sinus infections, Impetigo, sore thoats, Shingles and UTI's without a doctor's appointment. Emergency contraception is also available in this pharmacy.
Covid and Flu vaccinations are available later on in the year.
Contact the pharmacy
on 0161 498 9716

More Information
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