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community organisations across Greater Manchester and they are recruiting new delivery partners to work with them.
The Pathway Fund are seeking three organisations to join their 18-month programme starting in Autumn 2023. With tailored support and grants, this bespoke training will enable Black and 
Minoritised-led fund managers to raise their first Investment fund.
Funding is for registered charities working in England to provide access to specialist welfare legal advice to the most marginalised communities in England, including people with disabilities, women fleeing abuse and families facing eviction.
Caritas Aspire Business supports refugees starting and running their own businesses in Greater Manchester. Caritas Aspire Business can connect you to the experts, programmes, and support you need to move your business idea forward.
Applications are now open for the early-stage business programme.
The Community Engagement Fund is intended to support grassroots and community groups to engage communities and raise awareness of and address any misinformation about the Windrush 
Compensation and Windrush Schemes, with a focus on non-Caribbean communities.
This year Rainbow Haven are celebrating their 20th anniversary. Founded in 2003, Rainbow Haven has provided a welcoming community hub for asylum seekers, refugees and vulnerable migrants 
for two decades.
“We couldn’t have done it without the wonderful people we have worked with over that time, and the communities which surround us. We would love to share the occasion with you.”
The Greater Manchester Race Equality Panel aims to address systemic inequalities, racism and discrimination which disadvantage the people of Greater Manchester because of their culture, ethnicity, or race.
The purpose of the panel is to:
How can we speak clearly and powerfully about racism? What language moves a mainstream audience towards an anti-racist cause? Which words should we be avoiding? How do we explain 
structural racism? Answers to these questions and more can be found in Contains Strong Language, released by communications research initiative Reframing Race.
This programme will support collaborations led by small charities seeking to influence and achieve local or regional change around improving the social security system, improving access to suitable accommodation, and support for asylum seekers and refugees. Collaborations can apply for grants of £100,000 over two years.
Europia captured the voices of Ukrainian nationals living in Greater Manchester. Listen to their stories
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