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The Manchester Cares Social Club programme for February is packed full of fun activities from a theatre trip to HOME, storytelling at swanky coworking space Work.Life, or a Comedy Show near Ancoats.
Can-Survive UK provides culturally sensitive support and information to people living with and beyond cancer, their families and carers. They are running the following support groups:
Coffee Connect Chat
Have you or anyone else close to you been affected by cancer? Would you like to meet with other people in similar circumstances?
Can-Survive UK welcomes you to a fortnightly Coffee, Connect and Chat support group. Join for board games, dominoes, sewing and knitting, information or just simply a drink and chat. Refreshments provided.
Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership have been working with Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust on a baseline workforce survey to capture a snapshot on thoughts and experiences of ‘Psychological Safety in the Workplace’.
This survey has been designed to understand how psychologically safe you feel as an individual within your team, and workplace. This includes the environment that your team leader creates, the beliefs that you hold about your team, and finally the behaviours that you see within the teams you work with.
Portraits of Recovery (PORe), a unique Manchester organisation using the arts to increase understanding of substance use recovery, has secured two years development funding from Arts Council England’s Elevate scheme.
Can you spare £5 for a tin of paint?
Local charity TLC: Talk, Listen, Change are embarking on a refurbishment project for their 100-year-old building on Chester Road in Trafford to enable them to support more people. After moving their office-based team to a new location, half the building requires some serious attention in order to get the rooms up to a safe, comfortable and welcoming standard to see clients.
GMCVO have launched the second stage of a grants programme to get Greater Manchester Walking.
This group is for anyone identifying as a disabled woman, or with a long term health condition. The meetings are on Tuesdays 1.30pm to 3pm at 2nd Floor, Abraham Moss Centre, Manchester, M8 5UF.
For any organisations with NHS health funding there is a meeting to support completing the NHS data security protection toolkit on 6 February, 10am-12pm at Salford CVS.
This NHS Digital Toolkit is required whenever a service is procured under an NHS Standard contract as well as for broader service e.g. access to mental health systems. It was also recently asked for as part of the GMCA procurement for Working Health Specialist Support (Mental Health, Learning Disability and Autism). So it is becoming something more and more organisations in the sector are having to complete.
The Health Foundation has announced a new £2.1m programme for partnerships developing collaborative communities where people, families, health care professionals and researchers work together to improve health care.
The Common Ambition programme will support up to five ambitious teams across the UK to work towards a shared aim: to build sustainable change across health care through collaboration between those who use services and those who deliver them.
Investments are available to Greater Manchester VCSE organisations to designate a permanent Smoke-Free Space - for an investment of £1,000 and/or hold a Smoke-Free event - for an investment of £250 (for events for less than 50 people) or £500 (for events for 50 people or more).
The fund launches this week (w/c commencing 13 January 2020)
For more information and to apply click here or contact 0161 787 7795, or email: [email protected]
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