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422 Manchester, a project run by Manchester Vineyard, are creating affordable office spaces for small/micro businesses and entrepreneurs in the Ardwick, Rusholme, Longsight area.
422 Manchester are interested in enquires for small dedicated offices as well as co-working shared office space. Grant funding could be available to cover 6-12 months rental for qualifying businesses.
Breakthrough UK greatly value the energy, time, commitment and talents of their skilled Board of Trustees, who make it possible for them to achieve their aims. In return Trusteeship provides a hugely rewarding opportunity for you to make a positive impact on the lives of disabled people. This is a voluntary role, reasonable travel expenses and access requirements will be met.
Breakthrough UK trustees are:
Can you help the Lalley Centre make sure that Christmas 2020 is special by donating chocolate advent calendars. You can make sure that children do not miss out. The Lalley Centre is asking for donations before 27 November. The calendars can be donated between 10am-4pm, Wednesday to Friday at The Lalley Centre, St Malachy’s School Basement, Eggington Street, Colluhurst, Manchester, M40 7RG.
Activities and information to help you develop new skills, build confidence and make connections. The resources from the British Red Cross can help you build confidence and cope with loneliness. At times, life can feel overwhelming. It can be hard to know where to look for advice or how to reach out to others for support.
The British Red Cross resources and activities are here to give you a helping hand.
Sing yourself to better health with free sessions with Buzz’s singing tutor Martin.
Singing is a great way to lift your mood and improve your mental wellbeing. Earlier this year Buzz worked in collaboration with Martin to bring you free singing lessons, and he's back to lift your spirits this winter with 6 new sessions including a festive finale.
The new sessions start on 17 November at 2pm and run for 6 weeks, every Tuesday at 2pm.
Do you know a young person who has done something exceptional this year? This award is being made to celebrate kindness, thoughtfulness, bravery or actions that have made a difference to our communities.
On behalf of the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, Open Data Manchester is undertaking research into organisations that use data, especially open data that is derived from the public sector, to determine demand, prioritise release and understand what is needed so that the data is relevant, usable and of high quality.
As part of Save the Children’s work in Greater Manchester they are trying to understand the systems that support parental engagement, what the barriers are to successful parental engagement and what could make parental engagement better.
Are you from an ethnic minority background?
Are you aged 65 years or older?
Then The University of Manchester want to speak to you about your life experiences of racism and discrimination and how these have affected your life. The University also want to hear what life has been like for you during the Covid-19 pandemic and recent Black Lives Matter movement and protests in the UK.
Whether or not you’re up to date with the language around neurodiversity, ADHD, autism, dyslexia and other terminology, most workplaces include people who think differently, and who might be part of a neurominority.
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