The BeeWell programme aims to improve the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people across Greater Manchester. It began in Autumn 2021 and is a collaboration between a number of agencies, the University of Manchester and the Anna Freud Centre, with support from philanthropist David Gregson. Working with 150 young people across schools in Manchester, they have co-developed a wellbeing survey for secondary school pupils, which has had more than 40,000 responses in its first year. Alongside this the project has developed a dashboard to easily visualise data at the neighbourhood level to help professionals and agencies in delivering a tailored and informed response to local issues. The project also provides information for those at school, and school leavers, and arranges a number of promotions and events. The project is due to run for at least three years, with the aim of providing support and informing policy.