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The GSK IMPACT Awards provide core funding, training and national recognition for charities doing excellent work to improve people’s health and wellbeing. Up to 20 awards will be made ranging from £3,000 to £40,000. To be eligible organisations must be at least three years old, a registered charity, working in a health-related field in the UK, with income between £80,000 and £2.5 million. 
Places of worship and faith community centres can now apply for an increased pot of funding to improve their physical security against potential hate attacks. 
The Greater Manchester Homelessness Action Network (GMHAN) have been tasked by Mayor Andy Burnham with developing a ten year GM Homelessness Prevention Strategy, with the Accountability Board (chaired by GM Housing and Homelessness Portfolio Lead City Mayor Paul Dennett) taking responsibility for starting and guiding this process. 
Breakthrough UK are inviting disabled women who connected over their Democracy Disability Devolution Events to join a new weekly peer group. It is a welcoming, accessible and friendly safe space where disabled women can relax and enjoy being in a group. 
The group meets every Tuesday afternoon from 1.30pm -3pm at the Abraham Moss Centre in Crumpsall.
Would you like to join Greater Manchester’s award-winning relationships charity? 
The position is for an Assistant Treasurer and is a voluntary position on the TLC: Talk, Listen, Change Trustee Board.
Reuben’s Retreat was born in August 2012 in memory of Reuben Michael Graham. The goal is to provide a retreat in the North West of England where families of children with life limiting or threatening illnesses can relax and recharge, It already serves as a bereavement and counselling support centre, a place to remember and rebuild. 
The Charity Service is both a registered charity and a trust corporation which provides a bespoke, economical and assured charitable trust management service both to organisations and individuals, thus enabling them to make the most of their gift and to be confident that all governance and administration arrangements are in hand and that the trust is compliant with current accounting and Charity Commission requirements. For four of these trusts The Charity Service also promote and administer a grant programme.
Europia offer free counselling and support for Eastern European Victims of Hate Crime 
Europia offer:
• free therapy for victims with Polish or Romanian (and other Eastern European languages) speaking therapists
• workshops on how to deal with hate crime for eastern European communities
• support with reporting the crime to the police
• general advice and support
Airport City is supporting this summer’s Wythenshawe Games, a free, fun, sports and activities festival for all ages. 
Based in Wythenshawe Park, on the doorstep of Airport City, the Games run over five days in the school summer holidays from 11am to 5pm, offering something for everyone with a host of different sports to try.
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