Longstanding MASH volunteer, Michelle, shares what it’s like to be a volunteer at MASH in Manchester.
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
CEO Blog: Marking World Homeless Day
This World Homeless Day, I’m thinking about the impact not having a safe home has on the lives of the women we support.
Sarah’s story
How a hot drink from the MASH van saved my life
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.
Every day, her strength amazes me
Our MASH workers take the time to build that trust up with women and get to know them. This is just a tiny example of how they do that.
Manchester charity which supports sex worker health successfully rolls out Covid-19 vaccine
MASH has partnered with the NHS to offer the Covid-19 vaccine to women in Manchester who may otherwise struggle to access it, including those experiencing homelessness.
Remembering Sue Murphy
We have been remembering our dear friend and former chair of trustees, Sue Murphy, who died suddenly last year on 7th April.