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the team and share the latest news from the Tameside Poverty Truth Commission.
Community groups in north Manchester can apply to receive either grant funding or the support of volunteers from repairs provider, EQUANS.
EQUANS community funding is a time or money bank. If you have a project based in the M8, M9 or M40 postcodes of Manchester, then you can apply for either:
A new, centralised refurbishment initiative has launched to tackle digital exclusion amongst residents of Manchester. Community Computers are working with Manchester City Council to offer low-
cost devices that trials a more sustainable approach to support residents to get online.
Grants of up to £40,000 are available for money advice and financial literacy projects.
Women’s Resource Centre’s (WRC) Feminist Leadership Training is a person-centred training, enabling the recognition of personal leadership traits, and exploration of the relationship between 
feminism, intersectionality, and leadership. WRC share practical tools and good practice and initiate respectful dialogue about specific specialist subjects to enable social change.
Are you a person of colour who wishes to train as a mindfulness teacher?
Or an experienced mindfulness practitioner who wants to support a trainee teacher?
Mind in Salford have funding for a new intensive mentoring programme which includes a 12 month teacher training pathway.
The £1m We Move Fund: Youth Social Action aims to empower Black children and young people through Youth Social Action. Youth social action is defined as when children and young people use their voice to tackle subjects that matter to them.
London Hearts are helping to fund Public Access Defibrillators (PADs) in communities all over the country. When someone has a cardiac arrest, timely intervention is the key to survival. By making more defibrillators available, and by training more people to use them, the better the chance of survival for a cardiac arrest victim.
Sported have partnered with Barclays to launch the new Barclays Community Football Fund, offering small grants, training, kit and exclusive ticketing offers to make football more accessible in communities across the UK.
£2M in blended grant funding announced for the Recovery Loan Fund to support Black and Minoritised Ethnicity-Led Charities and Social Enterprises.
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