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As part of the Greener Journeys initiative, three grants of £5,000 are up for grabs for Greater Manchester-based community organisations, clubs and charities to promote bus travel to their members or supporters. Working alongside local bus company Stagecoach and other major bus operators, Greener Journeys hopes to find local groups with the influence and credibility to encourage people in their communities to leave their cars behind and try the bus instead.
This State of the Wards Report is part of the State of the City 2010/11 series of reports. The State of the Wards Report presents an overview of performance at ward and neighbourhood level and highlights progress in a number of areas across the city, so that there is a better understanding of where improvement effort needs to be targeted.
This State of the City Report tell the story of the city through statistics and indicators, supplemented by case studies that bring to life the numbers.
To download the report, click here: www.manchester.gov.uk/manchesterpartnership/downloads/download/5/state_of_the_city_report_2011
The Manchester Way is the Manchester Partnerships Sustainable Community Strategy. It is delivered through actions that will benefit everyone who lives, studies, works in, or enjoys our original modern city.
The Compact is an agreed framework within which statutory, voluntary and community organisations may work together.
Almost £60,000 has been allocated to 46 community projects across Manchester and Trafford through the first round of the Neighbourhood fund and Adactus can now announce the second round is open.
There is over £17,000 of funding available to residents groups, community groups, charitable organisations or social enterprises working in the areas where Adactus manage homes.
The Thomas Wall Trust will consider grants of up to £1,000 for smaller charities active in serving the social and/or educational needs of their communities, especially where a grant can make a real impact in improving the lives of local people.
The Trust will consider applications from registered charities who:
• Have an annual income of less than £200,000
• Serve the social and/or educational needs of their communities
• Are able to make a real impact in improving the lives of local people.
Cash for Kids is the official charity of Key 103 & Magic 1152 and provides a helping hand to disabled and disadvantaged children across Greater Manchester.
Each year they hope to have thousands of pounds available for grants to children’s charities, individuals and many other causes throughout their transmission area.
As part of the national Transforming Local Infrastructure initiative, Macc successfully led a partnership to obtain a grant from the Office for Civil Society via Big Fund (the non lottery funding arm of the Big Lottery Fund).
The purpose of the Transforming Local Infrastructure programme is to provide better support for frontline voluntary and community sector organisations through change and redevelopment.
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