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community.
Funding is for community groups to support children and young people, particularly during the summer.
Not-for-profit organisations working to benefit children and young people under 18 years of age can apply for funding for a range of activities that address the following:
Funding is available for charities and community groups across the UK who want to take ownership of, and save, local assets such as pubs, sports clubs, music venues, historic buildings, pubs, theatres and parks.
Neighbourly is a community investment and engagement platform that connects 20,000 local charities and good causes across the UK and Ireland with local businesses that want to give back to their community. Through their three giving 
streams: food and product surplus, volunteer help or financial grants, the platform is free to use for charities, schools and good causes.
Are you part of a mutual aid group facing a transition as we emerge from Covid? Are you looking to make changes to adapt to new roles and challenges? Do you have an idea that could help your group move into the next stage?
A few hundred pounds for small local groups to explore alternatives to mainstream economic growth in Greater Manchester.
Steady State Manchester will consider funding:
The Refugee Transitions Outcomes Fund (RTOF) pilot programme is now operating in Greater Manchester.
Core funding is available for smaller registered charities working with isolated children and young people, disadvantaged families, and prisoners and ex-offenders in the UK.
The Woodward Charitable Trust twice a year it awards grants to UK registered charities with an annual turnover of less than £200,000.
The funding is for charitable organisations in the UK, working in the following areas:
Want to jump start your communications strategy and strengthen your strategic communications? Media Trust’s Headlining Mental Health Programme can support you.
4CT, North Manchester VCSE Partnership and East Manchester Youth and Play Partnership are working together to offer free training and support sessions open to all voluntary, community and 
social enterprise (VCSE) staff and volunteers in North Manchester and East Manchester.
Upcoming courses:
Leadership
5 July, 10am - 12.30pm at Khizra Mosque, Cheetham Hill
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