Grants available from Forever Manchester
Forever Manchester administers a number of funds that are available to groups and individuals across Greater Manchester.
The following grants are currently available:
0333 321 3021
Forever Manchester administers a number of funds that are available to groups and individuals across Greater Manchester.
The following grants are currently available:
Unity Radio 92.8FM is pleased to announce the North West's newest vocational media programme, Unity Creation, supported by the European Social Fund.
The University of Manchester School of Psychological Sciences have introduced a module containing a work experience/placement element and they have approximately 220 second year Psychology students seeking projects who are available to complete a minimum of 30 hours of work (paid or unpaid).
A BBC Watchdog Special on saving money is looking for families with 2 children (aged from 5 to 16 years) with a household income of up to £30,000.
They can teach you how to reduce your household bills and get things for free without changing the quality of your life.
The families must be happy to be filmed for a maximum of five days during November
For further information and to take part contact Bronagh McKenna on 0773 496 6531 or email: [email protected]
Not-for-profit organisations can apply for funding of between £10,000 and £40,000 per year, until March 2018, to support the core costs of their organisation. A total of £900,000 is available (subject to budget) over three years from this fund.
The Culture Team and Manchester City Council want your work to have a lasting impact that will directly benefits residents and the economy, now and in the future.
You can apply on behalf of your organisation or, if you're working with another organisation, you can apply together.
For one night only The Booth Centre are sleeping out to highlight some of the hardships that homeless people have to face every single night. You are invited to join the Booth Centre to raise vital funds for the Booth Centre, a charity that provides activities, advice and support to homeless people in Manchester.
Greater Manchester has an allocation of £356 million of European Structural Funds for the 2014-20 programme.
The Funds, overall, are designed to reduce economic inequalities by targeting additional resources at developing skills, jobs and enterprise for those people and areas which need extra help. There is also clear acknowledgement of the importance of social inclusion and social innovation as necessary conditions of economic inclusion; this is similarly acknowledged in the Greater Manchester Strategy, which also acknowledges the importance of our sector in delivering this.
Leading thinkers from the world of politics and policy will be in Manchester during the University’s annual Policy Week from 3-7 November.
The week includes lectures, debates and workshops on the theme of ‘Addressing Inequalities’.
There are shows and events across Manchester to discover for Black History Month throughout October.
History has proven to be an important part of forming ones Identity and development. Having access to history allows us to see who we have been and who we can become. The more we delve into and expose the many stories that make up history, the more we unravel the many complicated, connected and multifaceted layers that make up the human spirit and the people who made us who we are today.
The Cabinet Office Centre for Social Action and Hospice UK are launching a fund of up to £1 million to support existing projects that engage volunteers in social action to enable continued social interaction and to improve the experience for people at end of life and their families.