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Back in July we ran Planning to Re-open webinar aimed at community centres and groups returning to physical places of work.
The LAB Project delivers courses in employability and wellbeing, and in lieu of the Covid-19 crisis, has had to adapt quickly to take these online.
Courses run Monday to Friday over two weeks; and with the aim of exploring what wellbeing means to those that take part. This is supported through the use of different creative activities and the keen ability of facilitators to develop an environment based on sharing and peer support.
The outbreak of COVID-19 has changed the way charities fundraise. Engaging audiences online is now a necessity: charities are adapting to new working cultures, online community fundraising is becoming the lifeblood of many organisations, and engaged audiences are working harder than ever for their chosen charities.
Quilter Cheviot is delighted to invite you to our live webinar and question and answer session with Sir Stuart Etherington, former Chief Executive of The National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO). Sir Stuart will explore how the charity sector has evolved over the last 20 years and what the future holds both in challenges and opportunities particularly post Covid-19.
Zoom (link will be shared with registered attendees the day before the webinar)
Salford CVS has been at the heart of the city’s emergency response to Covid-19.This work has been varied and includes recruiting and coordinating emergency volunteers, supporting the VCSE sector to continue delivering essential services and managing a Covid-response grants programme. The communications work has grown and ensuring accurate, relevant information is shared across the city and with members has been a key part of the response to Covid-19 in Salford.
Step Up is the new place-based giving scheme for the Manchester neighbourhoods of Ancoats, Beswick, Clayton and Openshaw.
Step Up are looking for caring, dynamic and committed people who are passionate about building community and making a real difference to join their Board and Advisory Panel.
EMERGE are seeking a highly motivated administrator, who is well organised in their approach to work. You’ll be joining a great company at a time of exciting growth.
EMERGE are a registered charity, with three key operations: EMERGE Recycling, food redistribution scheme FareShare Greater Manchester, and reclaimed timber enterprise Touch Wood. EMERGE exist to promote the idea and practice of the real ‘3Rs’ of waste reduction, reuse and recycling, and the wider concepts of resource efficiency and sustainable consumption.
EMERGE are recruiting an Operative who can play a key role in the FareShare team to reduce the volumes of fresh produce going to waste on New Smithfield Market, by diverting short life produce to FareShare Greater Manchester.
The Operative will lead, co-ordinate, and carry out the day to day diversion work and ensure the diverted produce is quality controlled prior to, receipt and distribution to FareShare Community Food Members.
Thousands of tonnes of food go to waste in the UK every year whilst millions of people struggle to make ends meet every day. FareShare GM connects frontline charities and schools with surplus good food, helping them to support people in need. FareShare also protects the planet by reducing food waste.
EMERGE are recruiting a Community Food Coordinator who will grow their diverse membership across Greater Manchester.
The ideal candidate will have a working knowledge of food safety, and the challenges faced by food providers in community settings.
Get Grants will be joined by Groundwork to explore Comic Relief Community Grants with participants.
There has never been a greater need for fundraisers to get-together and share knowledge and experience.
Due to the popularity of our first virtual event, we have developed a full programme of virtual Meet the Funder events over the coming months.
Our next Meet the Funder event is with Michelle Brodie from Groundwork West Midlands to explore Comic Relief Community Grants with participants.
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