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Communities across the UK are facing fresh challenges and opportunities and have new hopes and aspirations. TNLCF want you to help them better understand what these are and how they might support them.
The aim of the research was to examine the housing options information for older people provided by each of the local authorities in Greater Manchester, with particular focus on older co-
researchers’ experiences.
Forever Manchester is offering 200 awards of £100, to help community groups across Greater Manchester get together and connect with their neighbours and communities over summer.
The National Lottery Awards 2022 are open for nominations and are designed to help celebrate the people and projects who do extraordinary things with the help of National Lottery funding. The 
nomination categories are:
This year, Mental Health Awareness Week will run from 9-15 May. This annual event, which focuses on improving good mental health across the nation, is hosted by the Mental Health Foundation.
Children and young people have been badly affected by the pandemic and lockdowns. Youth Elements vision is to deliver youth work activities, with a mobile youth club “The Action Van”. The 
activities being delivered include arts and crafts, physical activity, reading corner. Youth Elements will invite local facilitators including circus skills, fitness instructors and musicians, to name a few.
100 funders are listening: How can we reduce the wasted time, effort and stress of fundraising and funding relationships? The Institute for Voluntary Action Research (IVAR) are asking grant 
applicants to spend 15 minutes answering a survey to understand how 100 Open and Trusting grantmakers can improve your funding experience. What changes could funders make, and which of these matters most?
Would you like to meet new people? Maybe you would like to have a brew and a chat once a month with like-minded people?
Every last Friday of the month, the Henshaws Arts and Crafts group meet at The Avenue Methodist Church in Sale, 1pm-3pm. The group is for anyone living within Greater Manchester.
This year, The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service (QAVS) is running a special additional award to commemorate the Platinum Jubilee to celebrate the fantastic work by national charities and their 
volunteers to empower young people and provide them with skills and opportunities.
The course is a community based development programme focusing on community learning for social change. Designed to support community workers into community leadership roles it provides 
people working at grass roots level the tools they need to make change happen.
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