Along with our Somewhere Over the Rainbow campaign, Ladysmith strive to celebrate a community of joy and inclusivity. Take a look at a range of resources below, diving into topics such as our charity of the year: Anthony Seddon, guides on inclusive language, equality, and pronouns, and finding the support you need. 

Our Charity of the Year

Ladysmith Shopping Centre’s Charity of the Year is the Anthony Seddon Fund, a local mental health organisation offering peer support and daily drop-in services in Ashton-under-Lyne. Discover how you can help strengthen mental well-being in our community by clicking the link below! 

The Anthony Seddon Fund

Leading on from our previous paragraph, the Anthony Seddon Fund is a mental health charity serving Tameside, founded in memory of Anthony Seddon, to offer a safe, welcoming space filled with activities, drop-ins, and real, heartfelt support.

Action Together

Action Together is a charity that strengthens communities in Oldham, Rochdale, and Tameside by connecting people and organisations, helping ideas bloom into action, and offering vital support services – from funding and volunteer coordination to community activities and social prescribing.

See more below!

Ashton Medical Group

Ashton Medical Group’s Wellbeing Centre page offers a gateway to a wide range of local support. From friendly depression and bereavement groups to resources for carers, families, and those affected by loneliness or addiction, right here in Tameside. Click below to explore practical support options, contact details, and community organisations providing comfort, understanding, and connection.

NCAS Inclusive Language Guide

The NCAS Inclusive Language Guide outlines best practices for using respectful, person-centred language, helping staff communicate in ways that support equality, diversity, and inclusivity while avoiding stereotypes or assumptions. Find out more using the link below:

Leeds University Inclusive Language Guidance

Inclusive language promotes respect, challenges bias, and reflects diverse identities. Want to learn more about inclusive language? Click the link below