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Manchester Craft and Design Centre (MCDC) houses 20 studios in the Northern Quarter with a café, exhibition and events space, and supportive staff team. The studios are open to the public, where community of makers create and sell their work.
The Rebuilding Heritage programme is providing free one to one and group support for individuals and organisations in the heritage sector. This support is open to organisations (including voluntary organisations) and to individuals, for example: sole traders/freelancers and those running a limited business.
Connecting the Dots is a network to link refugees and people seeking asylum to online creative opportunities, mental health services, local events and activities.
Online you can find activities and services related to: mental health, creative, fitness, food, social, life skills and multi-lingual leaflets.
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Bereaved families need support during this pandemic more than ever. The Widows Empowerment Trust have re-imagined their services to host support online. The Widows Empowerment Trust are providing weekly online sessions in:
Groundwork are offering frontline workers across the Northwest free training through the Big Energy Saving Network on how to support your customers/beneficiaries on saving energy and money and keeping cosy in their home.
In the latest newsletter from GM Poverty Action, Action for Children’s Imran Hussain writes about the continuing Universal Credit fight and Jo Evans from GMCA raises the issue of gambling related harm. There is an article about Manchester Credit Union as they celebrate their 30th anniversary and brief information about the Census 2021.
Leaders of voluntary sector organisations in Gorton and Levenshulme have shared their experiences and views of working at a neighbourhood level during the Covid-19 crisis in a new Macc publication, No Going Back - Gorton and Levenshulme:
Manchester’s Community Safety Partnership (CSP) have a funding opportunity to award £80,000 to be used to support delivery of the Greater Manchester Police and Crime Plan which focuses on keeping people safe, reducing harm and strengthen communities.
As part of our aim to provide funding support to voluntary groups and charities in these difficult times, we are now working in collaboration with fundraising website easyfundraising to help organisations in our area g
We Love MCR Charity have re-launched their longest-standing grant programme. The Stronger Communities Fund is being revitalised to help Manchester in its post-Covid recovery work, and We Love MCR Charity want local communities to tell them what they need.
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