Partnerships & Projects

Working Together to Create Lasting Change

Strong partnerships bring different skills, experiences and ideas together. Through community projects and collaborative initiatives, The Anthony Seddon Fund works alongside people and organisations to support mental wellbeing, strengthen connections and contribute to suicide prevention across Tameside and beyond.

People from the community and partner organisations coming together at a mental health and wellbeing event.

Why Partnerships Matter

Creating Greater Impact Together

People need different kinds of support at different times. Working together helps community organisations, services and people with lived experience bring their strengths together and make support easier to find.

For TASFund, partnerships create opportunities to share knowledge, connect people with services and develop projects shaped around local needs. They also help us bring lived experience into wider conversations about mental health and wellbeing.

Whether a collaboration involves a local charity, health service, community group or funder, our focus remains the same: helping people feel supported, valued and heard.

A TASFund representative speaking with a visitor at a community information event about mental health support and local services.

Reach More People

Build connections across services and communities so more people can discover support, information and opportunities.

Share Knowledge & Experience

Learn from each other by bringing practical skills, professional knowledge and lived experience into the same conversation.

Shape Better Support

Develop shared ideas and community projects that respond to what people tell us matters to their mental wellbeing.

Strategic Partnerships

Working Together to Strengthen Local Support

Strong relationships help people find their way to support. We work alongside community organisations and public services, bringing lived experience into conversations about how local mental health support can work better.

Community Connections

Relationships with local charities, community groups and voluntary organisations help us share information, explore joint activities and connect people with support beyond our own services.

Links With Public Services

Working alongside statutory services and commissioners creates opportunities to share learning, identify gaps and improve how people move between community and professional support.

Lived Experience at the Heart

People’s experiences help us understand what makes support welcoming and useful. We bring these perspectives into our partnership work to keep discussions grounded in everyday needs.

Our shared aim is simple: fewer barriers, stronger connections and support that makes sense to the people who use it.

Community Events

Bringing People Together, Opening Conversations

Community events give people a chance to meet, discover local support and talk about mental wellbeing. Throughout the year, we organise and support activities that encourage connection, challenge stigma and bring different parts of our community together.

Mental Health & Wellbeing Festivals

Bringing residents, local organisations and community groups together to explore wellbeing, meet people and discover support available across Tameside.

Awareness & Shared Action

Taking part in campaigns and awareness events that open conversations about mental health and suicide prevention, with compassion and lived experience at their heart.

Meeting Our Community

Sharing information at local events, joining partnership activities and listening to people’s experiences to help build connections beyond the centre.

Find Your Next Opportunity to Join In

Explore upcoming events and look back at the people, activities and community spirit behind past gatherings.

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Funding & Development

Building Support That Can Keep Going

Welcoming spaces, peer support and community activities all need resources behind them. We bring together grants, donations, fundraising and partnership income to sustain our work and develop opportunities shaped by local needs.

Funding the Foundations

Support from trusts, foundations and other funders helps meet the costs of delivering activities, supporting volunteers and maintaining the spaces and staff that make our work possible.

Developing With Our Community

Feedback and lived experience help us identify priorities, explore new ideas and improve existing support. Funding creates opportunities to put those ideas into practice and learn what works.

Planning for the Future

We aim to balance new opportunities with the resources needed to sustain everyday support, so our plans remain realistic, responsive and focused on the people who use our services.

Funding supports more than individual projects; it helps sustain the people, places and relationships that make community mental health support possible.

Work With Us

Let’s Create Positive Change Together

Have an idea for a shared project, a funding opportunity or a way to support our community? We welcome conversations with local organisations, businesses, funders, community groups and public services about what we could achieve together.

  • Strategic Partnerships
  • Community Projects
  • Funding Opportunities
  • Corporate Support
  • Community Events

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