Sign up for access to a new immersive audio story, Little Lungs, which explores indoor air quality, coproduced by people with lived experience of respiratory illness. The audio story will be released on 29 January. When you sign up via Eventbrite, you will receive:
Manchester Central Library Development Trust, the charity that supports the educational and cultural activities of Manchester Libraries, has launched a new cash appeal on justgiving.com to help get 
brand new books to children and families. Find out more and donate here
The Phoenix Way: Children and Youth Round supports non-profit groups,organisations or charities for projects that:
Aims and priorities
The purpose of the grant schemes is to improve outcomes for children and families through:
Kooth is an online mental wellbeing community. As the new school year rolls around Kooth is running a new set of information sessions available for you to join and learn more about Kooth. These sessions are open to all professionals that 
work with children and young people from the age of 10 and up to the age of 25. During the session Kooth will be taking a look and learning about the following:
Play is critical for children’s well-being and skills development and we can all play a role in building more playful communities. Supported by the LEGO Foundation, this £80,000 fund is dedicated to helping you create more playful experiences 
for children in your community, school or neighbourhood across the UK.
Have you just found out that you are pregnant and want to know what your rights are at work?
Wondering which benefits you could claim while you are pregnant or once your baby is born?
If you live or work in Greater Manchester or East Cheshire you can call Maternity Action for completely free and confidential legal advice on work and benefits for pregnant women and new parents.
The Manchester Local Offer has shared free activities for children and young people with SEND living in the Manchester City Council area.
Summer holidays can be difficult for some families. The cost of extra food, childcare, and activities to keep the children active and entertained can be challenging.
This report by the Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition considers the policy landscape in England in relation to children and young people’s mental health over the last decade, and 
reviews progress relating to implementation and impact.