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Local Artists from Manchester’s pioneering mental health charity TLC-St Luke’s gathered in Swinton Grove Park to launch The Memory Book, a collection of the work they produced during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Independent Mental Health Network (IMHN) are currently collating a directory of all mental health peer support groups in Greater Manchester, with the hope it makes it clearer for potential service users to find out what is out there that may benefit them, and how to access these services, and so that they can signpost service users.
Greater Manchester Poverty Action (GMPA) are currently running their Annual Impact Survey.
GMPA run their annual survey to find out more about how the people in their network perceive their work, what they value and the different ways in which GMPA has an impact. The findings will help inform GMPA’s work and support them when making a case to funders and other stakeholders.
This prize draw will support 422, a community project in Manchester. 422 has a long history of being a space where people come together. Once a library, youth centre, and now after years of standing empty, the plan is for 422 to become a Community Hub in an area that experiences some of the highest levels of deprivation in the UK.
To join you need to be a resident of Levenshulme, Longsight or Gorton and be an expectant Mum, Dad or Carer or have a child under 2. Siblings are welcome to accompany you.
The Magic Little Grants Fund provides charities and community groups that are either in their first year of operation or have an annual income under £250,000 the opportunity to apply for a £500 grant.
This year the fund has expanded to support the following funding themes:
Building and civil engineering company, Sir Robert McAlpine, is proud to have launched the Strong Foundations Grant, supporting small charities and community organisations in and around Manchester. For their 2021 fund, Sir Robert McAlpine has set up grants in a total of 7 locations across England and Scotland to engage local residents and boost community wellbeing in areas around their construction projects.
Through our partnership with funding website easyfundraising, 43 groups, voluntary organisations and charities are now benefitting from extra funding. If you are looking for ways to diversify your income, this is something your organisation can also get involved in.
Flourish Together are seeking to find 20 diverse women’s support organisations across Greater Manchester who want to develop their Enterprise, Learning, Leadership, Innovation and Influencing skills to build the capacity and sustainability of the Women’s Support Sector.
Great Spaces Northmoor retail spaces are part of an iconic, Grade II listed building in the heart of Northmoor. The building has three retail units, 19 residential apartments, and the much-loved Northmoor Community Centre.
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