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Forever Manchester Awards are here to support your group to do what makes your community happy. Awards of £251 – £1,000 are available for small, Greater Manchester based, locally led organisations who are either less than 5 years old or have an annual income of less than £25,000.
‘Thumbs Up’ is a café and community hub next door to Moodswings offices at 36 New Mount Street, located by Angel Meadow, close to Ancoats and the Northern Quarter. The café is open Monday to Friday, 10am – 2pm.
Disability charity Scope have opened a new pre-employment service in Manchester.
Starting Line is a free face-to face programme for disabled people who would like to start their journey into work.
The Greater Manchester Combined Authority is currently working with partners on a project looking at how the practical application of new ideas and approaches can help to tackle social challenges and improve outcomes for people.
It has been widely reported that there is a digital skills gap in the charity sector and charity digital specialist Bobi Robson is looking at ways to help.
GCHQ’s Women in Tech Scholarship 2020 provides the ideal opportunity for those wanting to gain a better understanding of Software Engineering in GCHQ. The scholarship will enable you to gain an insight into the fundamental technical skills needed to develop, deliver and succeed in one of the most exciting areas of technology. GCHQ have partnered with a leading training provider to deliver this exciting scheme, which has been designed to empower aspiring technologists.
Course duration: 12 weeks
Deadline for applications: 8 April
Eligibility: UK nationals only
Pilotlight is looking for leaders of ambitious charities and social enterprises based in England and Wales who are open to change and challenge.
The Pilotlight Programme brings together senior leaders from prominent UK businesses with a charity leader to provide the strategic business support they need to develop their organisation.
Why do you love Newton Heath? Enter this competition and you could win a £50 voucher.
The competition is looking for local people to produce a poem about why you love Newton Heath and what it means to you. The winning poem will be displayed around the area and will be used for a Newton Heath promotional video. The winner will receive a £50 voucher of their choice.
Answer Cancer is a Voluntary Community and Social Enterprise sector-led response to cancer in Greater Manchester. It is the working name of the Greater Manchester Cancer Screening Engagement Programme, a Voluntary Sector partnership working to improve cancer awareness across the region. You are invited to attend a free training workshop.
Do you know anyone facing health or other barriers to moving forward? They may benefit from a 5 day LAB Wellbeing course on 2-6 March at Trinity House Community Resource Centre, Grove Close, Rusholme, M14 5AA.
LAB Wellbeing is based on the New Economic Foundations’s five ways to wellbeing: Connect, Be Active, Take Notice, Keep Learning and Give.
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