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The project aims to deliver a range of trauma-informed learning and development opportunities to women impacted by the criminal justice system. Delivered in the Manchester and Trafford women’s centres, these gender responsive activities, co-produced with women with lived experience, will provide personal and practical skill development that meets their needs and supports their aspirations around employment or education, including a focus on wellbeing and practical learning.
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Greater Manchester Combined Authority are reviewing their Hate Crime Strategy for the next four years.
Manchester City Council is working with Forever Consulting to evaluate how safe people feel in Manchester. Your views will help the Council better understand how to improve safety for
everyone in Manchester. 
The survey will only take 5 minutes, and your responses are anonymous.
The RADEQUAL Campaign was co-designed with communities and its aim is to build resilience to hateful extremism - ideas, attitudes and behaviours that are hateful towards specific ‘others’ and designed to undermine social cohesion. 
Leading Greater Manchester based male sexual abuse charity, We Are Survivors (formally Survivors Manchester) has announced the award of an NHS England contract to deliver trauma-informed talking therapy to survivors in custody across the fifteen North West prisons. 
A consultation has opened on new laws which will scale up preparedness for terrorist attacks, making sure the public is protected without putting unnecessary burdens on smaller businesses and organisations. 
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.
‘I am Greater’ is Greater Manchester Violence Reduction Unit’s campaign aimed at reducing violence amongst young people. https://iamgreater.co.uk/
Greater Manchester Combined Authority has secured over £680,000 of funding from the Home Office to help provide services that support some of the most vulnerable women and girls across the 
city-region, including those who have been victim of domestic abuse, rape and other sexual offences.
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