EasierToBeActive
One in three of us live with a health condition and are twice as likely to be amongst the least physically active. EasierToBeActive aims to make it easier for those with health conditions to be active and stay active. This a national conversation for anyone with a passion for empowering and inspiring those with health conditions to be active. From mid-March a national online workshop will be hosted to provide a safe space - where everyone can share their ideas, and read, comment and vote on the ideas of others, all anonymously.
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Forever Manchester has launched a Community Support Fund for grassroots community groups that are responding to the impact of Covid-19 by helping those most affected. Awards of up to £1,000 are available.
The Coronavirus is having a huge impact across GM Poverty Action’s network. Public, private and VCSE sector organisations are thinking about how they maintain and adapt services to response to emerging needs. The situation will have a significant impact on people experiencing poverty, and on responses to poverty, both in the short and long-term.
During the current uncertainty surrounding the spread of coronavirus, charities are urged to check the most up to date advice from Public Health England. The virus may result in incidents which should be reported as a serious incident to the Charity Commission but these need to lead to a significant impact on your charity.
Self Help, a user-led mental health charity are offering free wellbeing workshops to organisations in Manchester and are inviting VCSE organisations to take advantage of the offer.
Greater Manchester Coalition of Disabled People (GMCDP) is celebrating 35 years of activism and campaigning for the rights and full inclusion for all disabled people. GMCDP want more disabled people to get involved and carry on their work. You’re invited to visit their website or get in contact with them to find out more about what they do.
Cracking Good Food, a not for profit social enterprise that teaches people how to cook affordable, healthy food from scratch is celebrating 10 years in business and has this month relaunched its website.
Food Drop, a platform that ensures unsold food from the high street goes to local charities, is coming to Manchester.
As the coronavirus having reached the UK, Survivors Manchester want to take their responsibility in preventing the spread of the infection and as a precaution and on advice from their NHS Commissioners they have agreed to temporarily suspend the Drop In service.
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