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WeMindTheGap are looking for innovative and socially conscious organisations who will commit to supporting care leavers with the kind of opportunities the rest of us take for granted, and in so doing create inclusive, opportunity-rich environments for their own teams. 
The Kings Fund’s Cascading Leadership programme is now open for new applications. 
The programme, now in its third year, offers free support, advice and training to the leaders of health and wellbeing charities based on a ground-breaking model of peer-to-peer support. To date, it has supported 120 voluntary and community sector (VCS) leaders and is now offering a further 64 places on this year’s programme.
This year's Giving Tuesday is on 27 November. This is a great opportunity to get your supporters involved in fundraising for your charity - whether it's simply by Tweeting about you using the #GivingTuesday hashtag, organising an event or taking on a sponsored challenge. 
Giving Tuesday is all about supporting and celebrating Britain’s charities.
Manchester arts organisation, Made by Mortals, launches ‘Ears Against Loneliness’ video and social campaign to encourage listening and combat loneliness. 
Youth centre serves 800 free hot meals to local families in need. 
We will be hosting a meeting immediately following the launch event, hopefully in the same venue (TBC) and are looking for Manchester-based organisations to take part. It will be an opportunity for you to find out more about what is planned in the area, suggest groups and organisations to approach and help make sure we engage with as wide a range of people as possible. Lunch will be provided.
Greater Manchester Youth Network (GMYN) are circulating an online questionnaire for young people aged 13 to 25 to collect their views on health and health care provision in Manchester. 
This is as part of a piece of work being carried out by Manchester Clinical Commissioning Group, so it’s a really good opportunity for young people to have their say on health services and get their voices heard.
The Centre for Local Economic Strategies (CLES) are looking for someone from their network to apply to join their Board of Trustees. 
In particular, CLES are keen to welcome applications of interest from those of you with experience within the social sector. This experience may stem from involvement in cooperatives, social enterprises, community organisations (for example energy schemes and local currencies), mutually-owned businesses, and so on.
Creative Support is a national, not-for-profit organisation providing support to individuals with a wide range of needs. Creative Support are committed to providing responsive, person centred care which promotes the independence, wellbeing and social inclusion of the people they support. 
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