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Would you like to reduce your carbon footprint by making your building more environmentally friendly?
Greater Manchester Combined Authority is launching a new campaign to help Greater Manchester residents access support, advice, and potentially free upgrades to improve their homes.
The Feel the Benefit campaign aims to help residents understand what can be done to improve the energy efficiency of their homes, reducing their energy bills and making their homes warmer and greener. 
The RADEQUAL Campaign was co-designed with communities and its aim is to build resilience to hateful extremism - ideas, attitudes and behaviours that are hateful towards specific ‘others’ and designed to undermine social cohesion. 
The VCSE Commissioning and Investment Group are planning where to focus energy over the next two years. To do this, they want to understand how far they have come in implementing the recommendations of the Greater Manchester VCSE Commissioning Framework. 
The Youth-Led Creativity programme builds on young people's power to make change, use creativity to enhance their lives, develop their careers, and influence the world around them.
The funding is focused on work led by and for young people (aged 14 to 30) who have less access to creative programmes or who are underrepresented in arts and culture. 
This includes young people who:
Movement for Good’s first £5,000 draw of 2024 opens for five days only on 19-23 February 2024.
To support the incredible work that so many charities do to support Animals and Wildlife, the first special draw of the year will award £5,000 to 10 charities working in this area. 
5 days, 10 charities, £5,000 each.
The Barclays Community Football Fund is helping to reduce inequalities in football by supporting community groups that need it most. The 2024 grant programme focuses on groups operating in areas of high deprivation and supporting young people from underrepresented groups. 
This funding is for organisations working together in partnership to help their community. By community this fund means people living in the same area, or people with similar interests or life experiences. Grants of £20,001 or more, for up to five years are available.
The National Lottery Community Fund can fund projects or partnerships that’ll do at least one of these things:
Nisa’s Making a Difference Locally charity has announced the launch of its first Heart of the Community Awards for 2024.
The awards will be supporting food pantries across the UK with an overall £50,000 fund available for Nisa retailers to nominate local causes. The donations of up to £1,000 per store will help food pantries provide essential food and other supplies to people in need. 
Do you work with children and/or adults at risk in Manchester?
Manchester Safeguarding Partnership is currently conducting a workforce survey and is keen to hear from frontline staff and operational managers across statutory and wider partners who work with children and/or adults at risk in Manchester. This is an opportunity for staff to have their say on safeguarding in Manchester.
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