We are delighted to be advertising an exciting new role at MASH – Young Persons Case Worker Using a gender and trauma-informed approach, the Young Persons Caseworker will provide one to one support to young women with complex needs. This will involve assessing and listening to service user’s needs, motivating change, information giving, referrals to […]
Remembering Sue Murphy
At MASH we are taking some time to remember Sue Murphy who died two years ago.
Here, MASH’s CEO Annie Emery shares some reflections and memories about our friend and former colleague Sue. Annie touches on the incredible impact Sue made throughout her life on so many people and her lasting legacy which continues to influence everything we do at MASH.
How to DOUBLE your donation to MASH
Until midday on Tuesday 15 March you can make twice the impact for MASH thanks to The Big Give. You can contribute to our vital drop-in centre
What happens at the MASH Drop-in?
Read about a typical day at the MASH drop-in including hot food, activities and a welcoming atmosphere
Urgent cold weather appeal
The temperature in Manchester is set to drop below freezing this week. We know women who are surviving in these conditions without a safe place to stay. Team MASH will be welcoming women into our warm drop-in and van. But we need your help to ensure we can provide essential items and support during this […]
MASH’s Big Give! One donation = twice the impact
From midday on Tuesday 30th November donations will be DOUBLED for MASH, for one week only.
Read our MASH Impact Report 2021
Over the past year MASH has supported nearly 500 women in Greater Manchester. This support ranges from administering Covid-19 vaccinations, to accompanying women to appointments to providing hot dinners and advocating for women at a local and regional level. You can read more about how MASH’s impacts women’s lives in our report below.
Meet our MASH Service User Advisory Panel
Hear from our MASH service user advisory panel, a group of amazing women who help to shape our service
How has MASH been supporting sex workers during the pandemic?
Despite lock-down, women continue working, and therefore MASH
continues to deliver our vital frontline services at a time when the
women we support need us most.