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Giving World are here to help charities get the goods they need to the people that need them. Giving World redirect business end-of-line, surplus and discontinued stock to the most deprived communities in the UK. There are a wide range of products available including clothing, toiletries, baby products, toys, bedding, kitchen equipment and other household items, books, crafts and ambient foods.
If you're a charity you can apply for free mobile connectivity to help tackle digital exclusion.
If you're a charity that needs support for digital inclusion programmes, you can apply for free Vodafone SIMs, each loaded with 20GB data plus unlimited calls and texts to be used over 6 months. You can use these however you like – for example, to help stay in touch with service users, or deliver training to people in need.
Technology Adoption Service is supported by the Greater London Authority and the Greater Manchester Combined Authority and offered as a 100% free to use service to help small businesses grow.
Prince’s Trust Team programme is for young people aged between 16 and 25 and not in education or employment.
The programme aims to boost your confidence, help you meet new friends and gain new skills which will help you progress onto further study or straight into an exciting career of your choice.
GMCVO, with funding from the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, have launched a grants programme to support the promotion of the free early education offer for 2 year olds to Bangladeshi and Pakistani communities.
Are you a Manchester voluntary, community and social enterprise sector organisation?
Would you like to share a story of your everyday activity, as part of the 2021 Spirit of Manchester Story Week in September?
We are looking for 20 VCSE organisations to share their stories during the week of 27 September - 1 October.
The Smiles Fund by Walkers and Comic Relief is inviting proposals which use participation in the arts and comedy to challenge stigma and provide community-based support for people who are experiencing emerging symptoms of poor mental wellbeing at an early stage.
The CHEM (COVID Health Equity Manchester) group was established in July 2020 in response to the disproportionate adverse effects COVID-19 has had on some of Manchester’s communities. The group aims to achieve its objectives through collaborative whole system working, influence and advocacy as well as direct actions through its programme of work.
Save Hulme Hippodrome are looking for creative minds to contribute to a multi-media exhibition, hosted by Green Island Festival at Hulme Garden Centre on 4 September.
Save Hulme Hippodrome are looking for artistic works that use their archive material on the Hippodrome and / or respond to:
The Hobin’s Community Fund provides grants to people to help them make a sustainable positive impact across north Manchester. Anyone can apply, not just official groups and organisations. As long as the idea behind the application is of lasting value to the people of north Manchester, the team want to work with people to make it happen. The areas the funding covers are:
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