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On 14 November in Manchester, arts organisation Made by Mortals, premiered their new piece of community theatre ‘Ears Against Loneliness’. Professional and participatory artists performed together to shed light on the loneliness epidemic currently sweeping the UK. Alongside this, the #EarsAgainstLoneliness social media campaign is asking the public to ‘tweet your ear’ and has also begun to have an impact. 
TechOver is an interactive careers fair that aims to introduce local schools and colleges in North Manchester to digital technology and how it shapes the modern workplace. It will offer them a chance to experience how new technology can improve and reimagine existing jobs, as well as create new ones. 
Are you a patient, carer, partner or family member with experience of cancer? Do you live in Manchester or have a GP in the city?
The Manchester Macmillan Local Authority Partnership are looking for people across the city to take part in the Manchester Macmillan Local Authority Partnership Programme – or the MMLAP for short. The plan is to make long-term changes that will help people affected by cancer get the support they need in the community.
In the latest newsletter from Greater Manchester Poverty Action (GMPA) is an article by GM Mayor, Andy Burnham about A Bed Every Night. GMPA also report on the activities across Greater Manchester during Living Wage Week. 
Trafford Housing Trust share a first year celebration of their Social Investment Fund and Enabling Homes introduces themselves. There are also a number of events coming up.
Are you already politically active? Do you have experience of campaigning, activism or making a change? Are you an elected official who could provide a work shadowing experience? Do you want to learn about disabled suffragettes and other role models, through events and activities? 
gaddum, a leading Greater Manchester charity which champions the rights of carers throughout the year are hosting a range of events across Manchester for carers rights day. This national event taking place on Friday 30 November aims to highlight the realities of carers and those they support. The charity operate carers services in Bury, Manchester and Salford.
Developing a comprehensive and effective fundraising strategy is vital to the sustainability of your charity. Taking a strategy approach to your fundraising will help you diversify and strengthen your income streams and enable you to focus resources on areas with the highest return. 
To celebrate Social Enterprise Day 2018 Roots HR CIC giving away a FREE Social Enterprise Start-up Toolkit worth £217 jam-packed full of useful tools, guidance and documents to support your social enterprise.
Toolkit Includes:
Managers Guidance Factcheets
• Starting to Employ
• Starting to Grow
• Checking the Right to Work in the UK
• Terms & Conditions of Employment
• Personnel Filing
• Successful Induction & Probation
• GDPR
As part of our ongoing Manchester-wide conversation about mental wellbeing and Sharing Wellness campaign, we are now offering an extended flash round of mini grants of between £500 and £1000 to VCSE groups. The campaign is supported by Manchester Health & Care Commissioning through its Mental Health Grants Programme.The deadline for completed application forms is by 5pm on 23rd November 2018.
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