Current opportunities available with Groundwork

Coaching to reach your potential

Our weekly coaching sessions support young people aged 11-17 to feel more confident, improve their resilience and mental wellbeing and reach their potential.

Feel well and start your career

The Prince’s Trust TEAM programme is a 12-week personal development course for 16-25 year olds which helps build confidence and start careers.

Terry Morley speaking to veterans
Support for veterans

Our Operation RE:Org programme provides support to veterans who are struggling with their mental wellbeing or finding permanent employment.

Meet others and achieve your goals

If you live in Stockport or Tameside and want to learn new skills, meet new people and boost your confidence we’re hosting a range of activities which could be perfect for you.

Helpful resources

Group of Women with their bikes improving their mental wellbeing

This map highlights what activities are taking place in your local area so you can keep active and improve your mental wellbeing, whether that’s a walking group or new cycling route. Check it out and get involved!

Worker connecting with nature

Lancashire Wildlife Trust and Manchester City Council have been working together to create a nature-rich city that puts wildlife right on our doorsteps, giving everyone the opportunity to experience the joy of wildlife every day.

Worker planting and improving their mental wellbeing

The WWF and the Mental Health Foundation have come together to produce the Thriving with Nature guide showcasing how we can all make the most of natural spaces to improve our mental health and well-being.

Older people on a bike, improving their mental wellbeing

Research suggests that 50% of car journeys in the UK are under 2 miles. You could save money, get fit and feel well by bringing walking and cycling into your daily routine. Find out what’s near to you by using this helpful map from TfGM.

Boarshaw Clough, Middleton

Did you know we manage five green spaces in Greater Manchester? We’d love for you to explore them and feel the benefits of connecting with nature.

Our stories


Further reading

Person out in nature, improving their mental wellbeing
Family holding plants
Pathway in Moston

1 in 6 people report experiencing a common mental health problem in any given week in England. Green Social Prescribing aims to prevent and tackle mental ill-health and reduce health inequalities by connecting people with nature.

The ‘Out of Bounds: Equity in Access to Urban Nature’ report was published by Groundwork in 2021, drawing on evidence and insight from contributors across the green space, health and equalities sectors.

Everyone has different opinions on what makes the perfect park or green space. We spoke to employees from local authority teams in Greater Manchester who shared their favourite green spaces around Greater Manchester.