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Manchester City Council are making £12.5m available to support a range of capital investment opportunities in the city's parks and green spaces, to realise the vision for parks to be the heart, lungs and soul of the city.
The City Council want to hear from local groups and organisations with ideas to use this funding: to build upon, add to, or improve park assets.
The £12.5m will be split:
Applications for the Christmas Challenge 2021 are open. The Christmas Challenge is a week-long match funding campaign that launches on Giving Tuesday, 30 November. Last year, the Christmas Challenge raised a record-breaking £20.1m for 764 charities. The median income of last year's participants was £500,000.
Grants are available for registered charities and not-for-profit organisations to support specific projects or core activities that support literacy, numeracy, digital and additional skills in order to increase employment prospects within the UK.
Grants of up to £5,000 are available.
To be eligible, applicants must:
IVAR are running 90 minute drop-in peer support sessions for up to 10 charity leaders at a time, every week, from June 2021 – via zoom. Attendees will have a safe space to share challenges, time to pause and reflect, and the opportunity to hear each other’s experiences of adapting to and coping with leading in prolonged uncertainty.
The Independent Review of Prevent has re-opened the Call for Evidence. The reviewer wants to hear a broad range of opinions, expertise and experience from those who can offer an insight into what Prevent means, how it works, and how it affects individuals, organisations and communities.
Covid-19 has had a tremendous impact on people ranging from children, young people, adults, parents and the elderly, some of whom have lost a spouse, family member or loved one.
The first 1000 days, starting just before a baby is conceived, continuing during pregnancy and up to the age of two, are most important. The First 1,000 Days of being a parent are now accepted to be the most significant in a child’s development.
WeStandTogether are offering free interactive workshops for schools, colleges and youth and community groups.
The sessions can be delivered flexibly from single sessions to longer projects, they will improve community cohesion and foster better understanding, respect and cooperation. You will be able to develop your own local WeStandTogether and YouthStandTogether groups.
Want to create change in your community? Join your local community group.
Do you live in Rusholme, Hulme, Moss Side, Northern Quarter, Miles Platting or Newton Heath?
Amity CIC are looking for residents that want work together to deliver local climate projects in their communities.
Small Charity Week celebrates and raises awareness of the essential work of the UK’s small charity sector who make an invaluable contribution to the lives of millions of individuals, communities and causes across the UK and the rest of the world.
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