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Manchester's Early Help Strategy is being refreshed in 2018 - what do you think the future should look like?
The charity Ensemble Manchester is grateful to have received a grant of £29,900 from the Lottery Heritage Fund. The project, made possible thanks to National Lottery players, will explore the culture of Manchester residents with a Central African background, particularly Cameroon. 
Manchester International Festival is offering Greater Manchester residents the opportunity to host their own micro-international festival in their home or local area. 
Salford CVS is working with the University of Salford to map social prescribing provision across Greater Manchester. 
This information is being circulated on behalf of RAPAR.
Please show and share your solidarity with Barly Koyangbwa, Leading Member of RAPAR and tireless helper and organiser with refugee people within many organisations in Greater Manchester and Nationally. Contact [email protected] if you have an event or meeting that Barly may speak at and sign and share this petition: https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/barly-belongs-here
Black screens film festival is dedicated to showcase black related films and documentaries. The main goal of the festival is to create a platform where the audience can learn more about black history, what black people went through during slavery, how they have progressed since then, and the mental struggles they face in today’s society. 
This May sees Greater Manchester welcome its annual month long festival of walking and Transport for Greater Manchester is inviting everyone to walk with them. 
The development of these workshops follows a recent piece of research that was commissioned by the Manchester Health and Wellbeing Board (HWB) to ‘take a transparent look’ at workplace health in public sector organisations across the city. The research found that whilst there are pockets of good practice, there are some significant gaps, particularly in relation to disability where more needs to be done to support employees to participate in, remain in, and thrive through work.
Justlife’s latest report provides a fresh analysis of data on hidden homeless populations in unsupported temporary accommodation (UTA) in order to lift the lid on the true extent of homelessness in England. 
HAPUS together with a partner, Nova, a Manchester/Liverpool based company that helps start up businesses develop digital services is creating a product that will help economically challenged organisations such as Schools, Public Sector orgs, Social Enterprises and Charities meet not only the challenge of understanding GDPR as it evolves over the coming years but in implementing, collecting and evidencing compliance activities and artefacts so that the relationship with the ICO is easily managed.
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