People/communities experiencing racial inequalities

The Phoenix Way: Children and Youth Round supports non-profit groups,organisations or charities for projects that:

Gaddum have launched a Culturally Appropriate Advocacy service across Greater Manchester for Black Asian and Minority Ethnic people who have experienced treatment under the Mental Health Act.

About the Culturally Appropriate Advocacy service
Gaddum will be delivering this service in partnership with African and Caribbean Mental Health Services (ACMHS) who have been Advocacy partners since 2021.

The Manchester City Council Work and Skills Team is looking to commission a voluntary sector organisation to deliver two short projects which seek to engage with and support economically inactive residents from communities experiencing racial inequalities, to move them closer to employment.

Are you ready to be a catalyst for change in your community? Do you want to make a difference and help tackle the underrepresentation of racially minoritised people in civic and public life?

We Lead for Legacy, a Greater Manchester Civic and Community Leadership Programme is a transformative opportunity for you to become a leader who drives change.

For Black History Month the Ahmed Iqbal Ullah RACE Centre and Education Trust have launched a call-to-action, asking Black* people in Manchester to tell them how they want to see their histories recorded, explored, shared and celebrated.

Pathway Fund, a new Black and Global Majority-led social investment wholesaler, is collaborating with open innovation organisation, Do It Now Now (DiNN), to deliver a cutting-edge enterprise development programme supporting Black and Global Majority-led charities and social enterprises.

Black History Month 2023 is a momentous occasion to recognise and celebrate the invaluable contributions of black people to British society.

Right now, right here in the UK people seeking refugee status are banned from working whilst they wait months, even years, for a decision on their asylum claim. The Lift the Ban coalition campaigns for the automatic right to work for people seeking asylum after 6 months of waiting for a decision on their asylum claim, unrestricted by the shortage occupation list.

The Caribbean and African Health Network (CAHN) will be honouring individuals and organisations for their contributions to the health and wellbeing of the Black Caribbean and African Communities across the United Kingdom.  Nominations will be accepted for those who through personal or professional efforts have made a difference to Black Caribbean and African people.

FaithAction are delighted to announce that Greater Manchester Council have commissioned them to run Creative English for Health: Caring for my Family with places of worship, faith-based and community organisations across Greater Manchester and they are recruiting new delivery partners to work with them.