What makes a 'trusty' trustee?
Having been at the Volunteers Centre Manchester for eight months, I decided it was about time for me to learn more about the voluntary Trustee role.
Having been at the Volunteers Centre Manchester for eight months, I decided it was about time for me to learn more about the voluntary Trustee role.
Do you have a great idea that could make a difference in your community?
Apply for up to £2,500 to support a project that benefits people living in Ancoats and Beswick.
Community groups, voluntary organisations and local residents are invited to apply for funding that will help make a positive impact in the neighbourhood.
What the Community Soup is looking to support:
The Bath House community room will provide a welcoming and affordable space for local community groups, organisations and partners. The room at Bath House is located in the heart of Chorlton village (on the site of the former Chorlton Leisure Centre) and will be available to hire seven days a week.
About the room
The community room:
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Disabled People’s Organisation-led co-production, strategic coordination, mobilisation and evidence development partnership 2026–2028
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As part of Manchester Building Society’s commitment to supporting stronger financial futures in our communities, they offer a range of free Financial Education programmes. These friendly, informative sessions cover various topic including scams, budgeting, buying your home, pensions and retirement planning and investments. They are designed to help people feel more confident about their financial futures.
In today’s financial landscape, providing money guidance goes beyond budgeting and signposting. It’s also about understanding and recognising the hidden threats that can impact your clients’ financial stability.
This in-person event will explore two of the major threats affecting people’s finances: gambling harm and illegal money lending (loan sharks).