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will feature speakers from Greater Manchester’s VCSE sector, sharing their own experiences of leadership, and successes and challenges in nurturing and supporting their workforce.
Registered charities, churches, parish councils, local authorities and CASC registered sports clubs can apply for grants of between £2,000 and £100,000 for the provision, maintenance or improvement of community facilities.
BMS Wellbeing CIC was created based on ever growing concern relating to poverty within Greater Manchester.
The festive period is often associated with excitement and joy, but it can also be a difficult time, with many people feeling the strain mentally, emotionally, physically and financially. There are also lots of places to go for advice and support.
The PeerFest Grants aim to empower grassroots organisations, community groups, and peer-led support groups to continue their invaluable work in their communities.
The grants align with the core PeerFest values, focusing on:
Got a great idea for a community project, but need a little help to get it off the ground?
Led by A Brilliant Thing CIC, from January to June 2024, 10GM’s VCSE Workforce Development Programme is bringing together experienced managers in Greater Manchester’s (GM) Voluntary, 
Community, and Social Enterprise (VCSE) sector, to co-design and participate in a series of leadership learning workshops.
The VCSE Future Leaders Programme will run from January to June 2024 and aims to build confidence and skills, and nurture new talent, within Greater Manchester’s VCSE sector. It will be facilitated by Claire Ebrey from On The Level and Ed Moss from The Space to Thrive, with input from other trainers and facilitators.
Three and a half years after the murder of George Floyd, and despite considerable attention in civil society to racism and anti-racism, too little has changed in day-to-day experience for Black and Minoritised Ethnic people in mainstream civil society.
The Greater than Violence Strategy is a 10-year commitment to reduce violence and improve the lives of young people and families across the city-region.
The strategy marks a significant milestone in Greater Manchester’s commitment to creating safer communities.
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