Wellbeing websites for services across Manchester and its ten boroughs.

A simple postcode or borough selector that tells visitors straight away whether a funded service covers them, from Bolton and Bury to Stockport, Tameside and Trafford, and shows alternatives if it does not. No data is stored from the lookup, and the rules are edited in the CMS when commissioning changes.

Separate pages for GPs, social prescribers, schools, colleges and employers, each explaining criteria and how to refer, with a referral form routed to the right coordinator and a downloadable leaflet for waiting rooms and staff rooms. Current waiting times can be shown and updated by your coordinator.

Each venue page lists the nearest Metrolink stop and bus routes on the Bee Network, cycle parking, car parking and step free access, with a photo of the entrance. Small details like which door to use reduce anxiety before a first visit.

Profiles can show experience supporting LGBTQ+ clients, neurodivergent adults, people from particular cultural backgrounds or those affected by specific life events, as your practitioners choose to describe themselves, with filters that use respectful, plain wording.

A library for guided exercises, recorded talks and short explainers, each with a transcript and captions, so content works for people who prefer listening and remains accessible to Deaf and hard of hearing visitors and to search engines.

For services connected to universities or NHS research teams, pages that explain a study in plain language, who can take part and how data is handled, with an expression of interest form that collects contact details only. Formal consent happens with the research team.

Listings for peer support groups, wellbeing courses and community events across venues in the city region, filterable by borough and type, with registration of interest and automatic removal of past dates. Each listing says who the group suits, whether it is facilitated by a trained practitioner or a peer, and what a first visit looks like.

Forms that ask for a name, contact preference and broad reason for getting in touch, and remind people not to include risk details. Submissions are delivered to a secure system with named access, never left sitting in a shared mailbox.

A consent banner that meets PECR, analytics that only load after agreement and no advertising pixels on condition pages or forms, so funders still get clear reports on reach and referrals without anybody's browsing being shared.

A CMS set up with roles, so volunteers update events and venue notes while senior staff control clinical, safeguarding and help content. Each information page shows an author, a reviewer and a review date, and the dashboard lists pages due for review this month.