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Manchester’s Community Safety Partnership will award £50,000 to be used to support delivery of the Greater Manchester Police and Crime Plan which focuses on keeping people safe, reducing harm and strengthen communities. 
It is to be used to target some of the challenges faced from crime and anti-social behaviour in the city centre in the day and at night time.
Could your organisation be more effective, efficient and sustainable? 
Pilotlight are looking for ambitious charities and social enterprises based in England and Wales who need support to get to the next step in their development.
Making A Difference Locally is marking its 10th anniversary by offering prizes of £10,000 each to 10 small charities to help them expand their marketing. 
Making A Difference Locally (MADL) is the charity that was launched to help the nationwide network of independently run local Nisa stores to add value to their communities through donations.
Do you fancy yourself as the next David Attenborough? If you're between the ages of 11 – 24 and have a passion for nature, this is the perfect opportunity to get creative and share your story with others. 
Young Manchester is delighted to announce the appointment of Justin Watson as the charity’s new Director. 
Justin has a wealth of experience in the third sector with substantial experience in building local and national programmes of work, most recently in his role as Head of Programme Development at Oxfam GB.
Four years ago Ayoola Adeyanju’s family of four came uncomfortably close to being homeless. 
The landlord of a rented Manchester apartment, which he was moving into, was facing a repossession order – leaving Ayoola, his wife and two young sons stuck between properties with nowhere to live.
Months of bouncing between the local authority, Shelter and rodent-infected temporary accommodation left its mark on the family.
Come along for a brew, some cake and a chat about your City with staff from the Royal British Legion and Walking with the Wounded any time between 10.30am and 12.30pm on 6 July 2018 at Ziferblat, 23 Edge Street, Manchester, M4 1HW.
If you left the Forces and came to Manchester to live or work, they want to hear from you.
Whether it’s housing support, advice on employment, community involvement or social care, your views can help Manchester Council to shape services in Manchester.
Take up this year's Summer Reading Challenge for the chance to be entered into a prize draw!
The newsletter includes an update on GMPA’s Greater Manchester Food Poverty Alliance which you can still join and GMPA share Darryl’s story with you as part of the GMPA Beyond Poverty series. 
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