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Rising Stars North West have a new project starting in February called Stockport and Manchester Answer Cancer targeting men of African and Caribbean descent living in Stockport and Manchester. The aim is to raise awareness about prostate and bowel cancers, have a better understanding of signs and symptoms to look out for, and how and where to get tested.
TRC Sexual Abuse and Rape Support Greater Manchester is providing free one-to one trauma informed counselling. There are face-to-face, telephone or video therapy options. Up to 26 sessions are being offered with trauma informed counsellors.
Referrals can be made online from across Greater Manchester.
The Carers Manchester Network Learning and development Project Worker will provide a range of functions which support the delivery of the Carers Manchester Learning and Development programme.
This will involve working extensively with Statutory, Voluntary sector partners and within the existing carers Manchester services to enhance the learning and development opportunities that are available to carers in Manchester
Talbot House provide vital support services for parents and unpaid carers of people with severe learning disabilities and complex needs who live in the Manchester area, delivered from our building in Newton Heath. Talbot House’s goal is to provide essential support and be an advocate for their carers in getting the correct benefits, finding care services, help with form filling/letter writing, training for carers, along with the mental health and wellbeing support that many carers of learning disabled people desperately need.
Safety4Sisters Northwest is a small feminist and anti-racist women’s group working to uphold the human rights of migrant women subject to gender-based violence and immigration control/no recourse to public funds.
Answer Cancer is a Voluntary Sector partnership working to improve cancer awareness across Greater Manchester. It aims to increase cancer screening rates, especially within communities where take-up is currently low.
buzz Library and Knowledge Service is delivering free training sessions for health, social care, community and voluntary sector staff on misinformation and health literacy as part of their Better Information Programme. There are two sessions: Introduction to Misinformation and Health Literacy Awareness. Book your place to find out how you can empower people to make more informed decisions about their health through health information.
Join the International Longevity Centre UK for the virtual launch of their upcoming policy report on promoting social inclusion in housing with care and support (HCS) for older people.
This event will be chaired by Prof Thomas Scharf, Prof of Social Gerontology at Newcastle University.
Speakers include:
Gaddum are actively seeking a Head of Finance to support in delivering their organisational objectives through a financial management function and controls ensuring quality, governance and value for money.
The role will be responsible and accountable directly to the Chief Executive and be a member of Senior Leadership team and reporting to Trustee Board as required.
Gaddum aim to empower and enhance the lives of people in Greater Manchester.
Dementia United and the Dementia Carers Expert Reference Group are pleased to announce the launch of their Dementia Carers Groups Bounce Back Fund.
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