Why Partnerships Matter

Creating Greater Impact Together

Mental health challenges affect every part of our communities, and no single organisation can meet every need alone. At The Anthony Seddon Fund, we believe the greatest impact happens when people, services and organisations work together towards a shared goal.

Through partnerships, collaborative projects and community initiatives, we are able to reach more people, strengthen support pathways, share expertise and create opportunities that would not be possible in isolation.

Whether working with local charities, NHS services, schools, community groups, funders or people with lived experience, every partnership helps us build stronger, more connected communities where people feel supported, valued and heard.

Reach More People

Connecting communities with support, information and opportunities.

Share Expertise

Bringing together different skills, knowledge and experiences.

Create Change

Working collectively to improve mental health and wellbeing outcomes.

Community Partners

We build relationships with local charities, community groups and voluntary organisations to help people find the right support in the right place.

Public Sector Partners

We work alongside statutory services, commissioners and local systems to support better access, shared learning and stronger pathways for people experiencing mental health difficulties.

Lived Experience-Led Support

Our partnerships are shaped by lived experience, helping ensure support remains compassionate, practical and grounded in what people and communities actually need.

Mental Health Festivals

Our wellbeing festivals bring together local organisations, community groups and residents to showcase support available across Tameside whilst promoting positive mental wellbeing.

Awareness Campaigns

We take part in local and national campaigns throughout the year, helping to raise awareness of mental health, suicide prevention and the importance of community support.

Community Engagement

From information stalls and wellbeing events to partnership activities and local celebrations, we actively engage with communities across the borough.

Grant Funding

We work with charitable trusts, foundations and public sector funders to develop services that respond directly to local need and community priorities.

Service Development

Funding enables us to develop new projects, pilot innovative approaches and expand support based on the changing needs of the people and communities we serve.

Long-Term Impact

Our focus is not simply on delivering projects today, but on creating lasting improvements in wellbeing, resilience and community connection for years to come.