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Prosper North is a new programme of free business support for cultural heritage organisations based in the north. 
Prosper North is funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, managed by Creative United and forms part of Key Fund’s wider Northern Cultural Regeneration Fund. The aim of the programme is to increase resilience, growth and sustainability in the cultural heritage sector.
Festival50 is part of Chetham’s School of Music’s celebration of fifty years of creative education, accessibility and diversity. In 1969, students – including the first female and international students in a 300 year school history – joined Chetham’s by audition. That small musical revolution formed a new co-educational specialist music school with far-reaching results. In 2019, we celebrate that moment of positive change with our wider community in Festival50.
Why we need to invest in multiple needs is the first in a series of briefings on multiple needs, drawing on data and insight from the National Lottery Community Fund’s Fulfilling Lives: Supporting people with multiple needs programme. The statistics are based on data from over 600 people who have received help from the Fulfilling Lives programme for roughly a year or more. 
Greater Manchester Poverty Action (GMPA) has been working on behalf of the GM VCSE Devolution Reference Group to develop tools that help promote the voluntary and community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector’s role in the Greater Manchester economy. Read more in the newsletter and watch a short film on the website. 
Would you like to join a Focus Group to discuss how your digital health data is shared?
Nuffield are looking for volunteers aged 18+ years to participate in a focus group study investigating attitudes towards the sharing of health data for secondary purposes in a digitally connected world.
You will be part of a focus group of 7-12 people to discuss opinions relating to the sharing of data relevant to health for different purposes, such as research, improving health or other services, and marketing.
If you are a member of a community group or have a project that needs funding, apply to pitch at one of One Manchester’s upcoming Community Soups. 
Applications are once again open for the latest round of Community Soups, and One Manchester want to hear from you if your project can make a difference in their neighbourhoods.
The Youth Endowment Fund is a bold new attempt to put early intervention at the heart of efforts to tackle youth offending. 
Nationwide Building Society was founded to help people into homes of their own and its ambition that everyone should have a place fit to call home stands firm today. The Nationwide Community Grants programme awards grants of up to £50,000 to local housing projects that will strengthen local communities by supporting the most vulnerable by: 
Movement for Good are actively championing innovation through their £50,000 grants, giving charities the backing they need to propel their plans forward and helping to turn creative ideas into practical solutions that benefit society. 
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