View our video on the early progress from our Chorlton Park, Burnage and Didsbury Integrated Neighbourhood Team and how they’re bringing health and social care teams together where you live.

Our Didsbury East and West, Burnage and Chorlton Park Integrated Neighbourhood Team (INT) has been an early implementer of our new model of neighbourhood working - read how they’re making a difference

MLCO’s community NHS healthcare services has been rated as good by health regulator the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Walk, jog or run with local people and your local health staff in Boggart Hole Clough park. People of all ages and abilities can be seen taking part in Great Run Local’s 2km or 5km challenge every Sunday, come rain or shine.

Staff at Manchester Local Care Organisation receive a lot of thank yous, but they don’t often come in the form of poetry! However, one of our reablement service users did exactly that.

MLCO has won the Healthcare People Management Association North West ‘We work across systems’ award for its work developing an integrated HR and OD approach in the city.

A new health and social care team in Central Manchester will keep more people at home in an emergency and prevent them needing to go to hospital.

The last in our series of Allied Health Professional stories to mark AHP Day 2018 features our North Manchester rehabilitation service manager, Tracy Walker.

Jenny Dunn, physiotherapist and service lead of the North Manchester Community Rehabilitation Team tells us more about her role as one of MLCO’s team of allied health professionals.

Our third Allied Health Professionals profile looks at the work of Payal Wilson, Community Advanced Practitioner with us at MLCO.

In the second of our features marking Allied Health Professionals Day 2018, we take a look at the work of Liz McCreery, specialist dietitian with the Macmillan Community Team.

We’re celebrating Allied Health Professionals Day on October 15 by looking at some of the people working in AHP roles at MLCO. Read more about Ali Cherriman, a highly specialist Speech and Language Therapist.

Intermediate care patients at Manchester Local Care Organisation’s Crumpsall Vale unit can enjoy a new wellbeing garden thanks to green-fingered mental health service users and social enterprise Sow the City.

Dog lovers are being encouraged to help the lonely and depressed in their community by sharing some 'animal magic' at a pop-up cafe in Manchester.

Manchester Local Care Organisation chief executive Michael McCourt's latest blog on MLCO progress and priorities six months in to our new organisation.