Spirit of Manchester Story Week 2020 - Exploring from home
20 March was our last day in the Macc office.
A set of Community Explorer meetings had already been arranged (North, Central and South) in partnership with Manchester Health & Care Commissioning (MHCC) at community venues. Community Explorers is a partnership between MHCC and Macc, and aims to bring together anyone with an interest in health and wellbeing from across the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector to influence, connect, share knowledge and build relationships.
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This fund supports legal action in all its forms – empowering, persuading, challenging – that seeks to protect vulnerable individuals and communities from the impact of Covid-19 and the response to the pandemic from public authorities, businesses, and communities.
Manchester Mind’s Young People’s Service Team can deliver Virtual Mental Health Awareness Sessions/Workshops free of charge via your preferred online platform e.g. zoom/teams for students and young people age 15-25 living in Manchester.
The BBC is looking for young people aged 11-18 who want to report on a story or issue which is important to their life or the world around them.
As you’ll know, since Monday 14 September, when meeting friends and family you do not live with you must not meet in a group of more than 6, indoors or outdoors. The permitted exceptions where groups can be larger than 6 people, include the following which may be relevant to charities:
The Proud Trust is offering 16 young people the chance to go on an amazing skills and employment programme with us. The Proud Trust are also looking for adults who have skills to share to help them deliver the programme.
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