Are you aged 45 or over and looking for help with your health, job, or daily life? Join this free drop-in event which is all about helping you improve your life in every way.
This event will provide valuable advice and support on:
The Cultural Well-Being Programme (CWP) is offering a series of FREE accredited 3-hour online training sessions focused on Mental Health and Cultural Competence. These sessions are designed to support professionals in Manchester and Trafford to enhance their understanding of cultural sensitivity and working effectively with diverse communities.
Want to learn how to embed the six trauma-infor
This information is from Carers Manchester:
Carers Rights Day is on Thursday 21 November. There is a lot of activity taking place in Manchester to celebrate this annual day of raising awareness of carers’ rights.
Want to learn how to embed the six trauma-informed principles into your workplace? Join 42nd Street for this training for Seniors and Managers of VCSE organisations working with young people aged 11-25.
Refreshments will be available.
Giving marginalised people the opportunity to become cast and crew in a feature film to go on Amazon Prime!
As seen on North-West Tonight the Wythenshawe-created feature film selected to headline an International Film Festival before going on Amazon Prime Video.
The red carpets are being rolled out for the unlikely stars of the “The Silver Screen Dreams Cafe” movie - but not many of these actors have ever worn a suit or evening dress before! It’s the first time they’ll see themselves on screen - for the unveiling of “The Silver Screen Dreams Cafe” movie.
This article was written by Sally Bolton. Sally is a women’s health and fitness coach who specialises in menopause health and wellbeing.
In a new report recently published, national think tank – the King’s Fund has praised Greater Manchester for its work on population health and the improvements it’s made to health outcomes. Calling Greater Manchester “the poster child for devolution” in England, it recognises the time, effort and resources put in place across our city-region to help people to live good lives, improve wellbeing and prevent illness.
Join Feeding Britain’s webinar with the Alliance for Dignified Food Support in which members of the coalition will share more about their Principles of Dignified Food Support and their Dignity Toolkit.
The webinar will be taking place on Zoom.
You are welcome to join at any point once the webinar has started and it will be recorded for anyone who cannot make it. You can use this form to sign up to receive a copy of the recording.