The Edward Mayes Trust
As an alms-house charity founded in 1635, our mission is as relevant as ever.
We exist to provide modern, safe and independent homes in Greater Manchester that:
- Are affordable, modern and well maintained in order to meet the evolving needs of older people
- Enable people to enjoy a good quality of life in a supportive, peaceful and safe environment
- Support residents to stay connected with relatives and friends through community links and social activities
Our sheltered accommodation combines the peace of mind of secure, self-contained bungalows and apartments with a sense of community created by our communal residents’ lounge and shared private gardens.
Our Scheme Manager acts as a ‘good neighbour’ to all of our residents; providing information, signposting and reassurance as well as being responsible for the maintenance of our properties. A 24 hour call system allows all of our residents to gain assistance in the event of an emergency.
Who to contact
- Telephone
- 0161 273 6611 0161 273 6611
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info@edwardmayestrust.co.uk
- Website
- Edward Mayes Trust
- Scan to visit this website
Where to go
- Address
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Mayes Gardens
Harrison Street
Ancoats
Manchester - Postcode
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M4 7FNView M4 7FN on a map
Costs
- Details
- Rent
Availability
- Age Ranges
- 60+
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