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pieces from resident artist Graham Hudson’s Angels series.
The group meets every Monday fortnightly from 12pm-2pm. The aim of this group is to provide a platform for sisters to come together in a warm friendly environment and meet, relax and discuss 
issues that concern you. The group encourages positivity, learning and well-being amongst one another and aims to offer sessions that allow you to learn new skills, make friends and have fun.
British Red Cross are delivering free workshops for community groups. The free educational sessions will help you learn practical skills and ways to cope in emergencies, connect with others and 
build your confidence. The workshops are available online, by telephone, and in face-to-face sessions.
The Sport England Together Fund exists to help to reduce the negative impact of coronavirus and help community groups working with target audiences to grow and help more people be active.
There are four key audiences:
The Sport England Together Fund exists to help to reduce the negative impact of coronavirus and help community groups working with target audiences to grow and help more people be active.
There are four key audiences:
The first Greater Manchester Cancer Awards are now open for entries. The Awards aim to celebrate those to have the dedication to go above and beyond every day to improve outcomes and 
experiences for people affected by cancer here in Greater Manchester.
Place2Be results day resources – Place2Be have some new resources around results day aimed at students, schools and parents and carers. Free resources on navigating exam season
There are a number of catch-up clinics being run over the summer holidays. These are at a variety of venues, see the information below. The clinics are for any children who attend a Manchester 
High School and who have missed out on their core immunisations.
The vaccines that will be offered over the summer are:
Health Scrutiny Committee Meeting- June Update.
MCRactive is investing into Cycling UK’s Big Bike Revival Fund to bring more cycling opportunities to Manchester groups.
Many Manchester organisations have successfully applied for this funding in the last few years, to put on a great range of cycling opportunities in the city! Including led rides, Learn to Ride and bike maintenance sessions.
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