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Groundwork in Greater Manchester and the Environment Agency would like to invite environmental volunteers to take part in a survey. This survey is for anyone involved in a local community or voluntary group including local charities, E-NGOs and community interest companies (CICs).
Greater Manchester Suicide Bereavement Information Service is a new service (hosted by the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership) launched for all residents/staff/services for the Greater Manchester area, to offer information and resources for individuals bereaved or affected by suicide.
Victims and witnesses of crime are being asked to share their experiences of the police and criminal justice system to ensure that people in Greater Manchester are getting the best support possible. 
Wellbeing in the workplace is a topical issue across all sectors, however only limited research has been done in regards to the wellbeing of Chief Executives working in the charity sector.
At our last Volunteer Coordinator Forum we discussed keeping in touch in-between meet ups and having an means of offering and receiving ongoing peer support as and when queries and challenges arise in out day – to – day jobs.
Are you curious? Do you like finding out how and why things work? Are you creative? Are you analytical? Do you like talking to other people to find out what they think and to understand their point of view? 
Investing in Volunteers would love to hear your thoughts about a new tool to support positive volunteering experiences and effective management, Investing in Volunteers Essentials.
Would your organisation like to help play a part in boosting cancer screening rates in Greater Manchester?
Financial support is available to voluntary, community, social enterprise and faith-based organisations who can help recruit Cancer Champions to promote cancer screening amongst under-represented groups. Investments of £1,000 - £2,000 are available.
Funded by the Nationwide Foundation and led by the FHF Partnership Board, Fair Housing Futures has been established to improve the experience of private renting for those with limited financial and social support in Greater Manchester. The ambition is to help create a private rented sector (PRS) that provides decent and affordable homes for people in need.
Has your voluntary, community or social enterprise group done some amazing patient, service user or carer involvement work that has improved healthcare services?
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