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Can-Survive UK have a cancer support group in Harpurhey for people living or affected by cancer.
Have you or anyone else close to you been affected by cancer?
Would you like to meet other people in similar circumstances?
Would you like to receive information and support?
George House Trust are interested in someone who is a true leader, shares their values and who loves to think ahead, so previous Trustee experience is helpful but definitely not essential. This is a really exciting time to join George House Trust, and a fantastic opportunity to make a lasting impact.
George House Trust wishes to work with an external evaluator to provide in-depth analysis of their Calabash project. Calabash is an initiative designed to increase engagement with African men living with HIV with George House Trust services.
Apply for funding of up to £10,000 for community projects in the Granada region that promote a healthy heart.
The Greater Manchester Active Neighbourhoods project team invites advocates of Active Neighbourhoods projects across Greater Manchester to come together.
The Department of Health and Social Care is offering free PPE (personal protective equipment) for use by voluntary sector organisations.
Are you a Manchester resident who is living with HIV?
George House Trust provides free services for people living with HIV.
From 1-1 support and money advice to counselling and peer mentoring, they can talk with you about any aspect of living with HIV, and support you to live well and confidently.
This project is about outdoor wellbeing. After a long time spent indoors, Self-made City project have an exciting summer ahead to embrace the outdoors once more.
The challenge
Self-made City project want you to re-imagine parks, public squares and blue spaces in the city as outdoor wellbeing hubs, by thinking about how they bring us together to share moments, be active and connect.
View and download your hospital appointment letters instantly on your mobile phone, tablet or computer.
Check your doctor’s receptionists have your correct mobile number, full name, date of birth and postcode.
Manchester Health and Care Commissioning, Manchester City Council, One Manchester and Young Manchester are investing £1.04million into the Covid Recovery Fund to support voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations (VCSE) to work together to help to strengthen their support to people across Manchester.
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