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Inspire Centre Levenshulme are currently running Arts and Crafts on a Monday’s 1pm-4pm until 28 February; Creative Writing on a Wednesday’s 10am-1pm until 2 March. Cooking on Friday’s 9am-12pm until 4 March.
Ideas into Action is run in partnership Result CIC, TERN and Social Enterprise UK. The programme helps with the most essential steps during the last mile of launching and the first steps of growing a social venture:
Scope, the disability equality charity, are launching a new service in Greater Manchester, Individual Pathway of Support.
With so many uncertainties and pressures we are facing in the sectors we work and volunteer in, safeguarding remains more than ever an important issue.
The University of Manchester has a Student Experience Internship (SEI) scheme which provides funding to pay for a limited number of students to undertake an eight week summer internship within organisations in the charity and not-for-profit sector in Manchester.
Do you work with clients who could benefit from building their confidence in a supportive and creative environment? This could be the course for them.
Proper Job are enrolling now for their 2-week course in Harpurhey to help build confidence, communication and presentation skills, through drama and creative activities.
Vodafone is offering free connectivity to help not-for-profit organisations tackle digital exclusion
With Vodafone's charities.connected initiative, non-profit organisations in the UK can help the communities they support and modernise their own digital operations, too.
The Talking About My Generation team has launched a new programme of training. The training is for existing community reporters and members of the public over the age of 50 across Greater Manchester who are interested in learning new skills.
Do you have a university degree from your home country in one of the following areas:
MSA LIVE is an annual programme run by the Manchester School of Architecture. The key focus is on social impact and collaboration. If you have a project and think it has an appropriate agenda, you could work together with the School.
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