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(M.Arch 1) to work together on an active project in Manchester or the North West. The key focus is on social impact and collaboration. MSA are keen to hear from community based groups who would be interested in working with their students.
GMCVO, in partnership with the GM VCSE Leadership Group, will be holding a week of action 7-13 November to showcase the work of the VCSE sector in support of the environment, sustainability 
and Just Transition. This week of action continues their campaign to build awareness of the part VCSE organisations play in building a fairer economic model
In the latest GM Poverty Action newsletter is information about a Cost-of-Living Crisis Conference on 20 October. There are two jobs openings with GMPA. Other articles include the Energy Price 
Guarantee and a school uniform project. In case you missed the news, low bus fares became available in Greater Manchester at the beginning of the month and there is a round-up of other developments.
To mark the city’s celebrations of 50 years of Manchester’s Caribbean Carnival The Ahmed Iqbal Ullah RACE Centre and Education Trust in partnership with Manchester Libraries have a series of 
free events for Black History Month at Manchester Central Library.
Funded by GM Moving, small grants of up to £2,000 and medium grants of up to £5,000 are available through 10GM to support activities that encourage people who are usually less active to start 
or increase the amount they regularly walk this winter.
Medium grant applicants will also need to demonstrate how their project supports one or more of the following objectives:
This is an annual award made by the Trustees in memory of the Trust's benefactor. The bursary is intended to fund the costs of a youth leader, though other forms of youth work will be considered.
Organisations with charitable status in Greater Manchester are invited to apply for the bursary, which will be awarded on the basis of up to £25,000 for year 1, £15,000 for year 2 and £10,000 for year 3.
Have you had maternity care in the last few years in Greater Manchester…and are from a South Asian background?
You are invited to an in-person session on 21 September, 10am-11.30am at Guidance Hub, 389 Waterloo Road, Cheetham Hill, Manchester, to give your views on how the pregnancy and maternity care can better serve diverse communities in Greater Manchester. Participants will be given a £20 shopping voucher.
Surviving Economic Abuse (SEA) has launched a Survivors’ Forum – an online forum for victim-survivors of economic abuse. The Forum is a safe and supportive space for women over ages of 18 to 
anonymously share their experience of economic abuse and access a community of victim-survivors. The Forum provides an opportunity to share experiences and connect with others. All posts are anonymous.
Community groups, voluntary organisations, and other not-for-profit organisations can apply for funding to deliver cycling projects and events that promote cycling to people who do not normally cycle and groups that are underrepresented in cycling activity.
A partnership between Hubbub and the Co-operative, the Community Fridge programme has reopened for autumn 2022 applications. Funding is to support community initiatives which minimise food waste across the UK.
The fund is open to UK not-for-profit groups with their own bank account, providing they:
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