Winter Resilience 1: Sharing your Resilient Ideas
Earlier in the year, Macc held a couple of webinars looking at individual and team resilience. As we move in to the winter months, our routines have to change and we will be tackling real challenges, both personally and at work.
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In this webinar, we will explore the key aspects of winter resilience, the specific current challenges you might be facing, and you will have the opportunity to both share your personal challenges and to offer your ideas to help others.
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Information for the bulletin is compiled from a number of sources including Grantfinder, and direct from funders themselves. It showcases just a few of the hundreds of funding opportunities available for local community, voluntary and faith organisations.
BMG Research, an independent research company is carrying out a survey on behalf of Greater Manchester Combined Authority. The aim of the survey is to gather feedback on residents' attitudes towards the Coronavirus/Covid-19 pandemic and how it may be impacting the lives of people living within Greater Manchester.
Grants and other financial support are available for businesses that have been impacted by Covid-19.
Ambition for Ageing have announced four short briefing sessions that will take place this December on Keeping Marginalised Older People Safe and Well this Winter.
If you are an unwaged carer recovering from Covid-19 or supporting someone recovering from Covid-19, there is a weekly peer support group that can provide you with help and support.
Wild Awake Mindfulness in partnership with the Natural and Cultural Health Service and the Whitworth are offering these online meditate with nature sessions on 2 December, 2pm-2.45pm and 23 December, 9am-9.45am.
Gambling with Lives would like to speak to people based in Greater Manchester with experience of harm from gambling, including close family and partners affected by it.
The UK Youth Fund – Covid Relief has been created to support youth organisations who have not had access to the crisis funding they require to survive the Covid pandemic. Youth organisations with an income of under £250,000 that are based in, and deliver their work in England are eligible to apply for up to £50,000.
Grants of up to £10,000 for organisations working in early years; financial wellbeing; mental health and wellbeing; and sexual abuse and domestic violence.