You are invited to join Local Welcome for their Manchester Community Meal on Saturday 3rd October.
You’ll cook and eat a meal from scratch with people in your community – some born locally, some new to the area, and some seeking sanctuary or with refugee backgrounds.
The following is a Statement of Concern Regarding Self-Swab ‘Rape Kits’ by Greater Manchester Universities and the Gender Based Violence Action Network for Students (GBVANS)
The Proud Trust are pleased to announce that the Ground Up Cafe at The Proud Place is now open to the public Monday - Saturday 9am - 4pm!
As part of the launch, there will be a series of events in the cafe across Manchester's Welcome Weeks (End of September 2026).
October often brings a familiar pressure to finish the year strong, smash those goals and get ahead before Christmas.
But what if, instead, you took a little time to pause, take stock and think about what you really want the rest of the year to feel like?
Delivered by Sara Jubb, Coach, Speaker & Co-Founder of Plantfood Coaching, Come Back to Yourself is a free, live guided reflection session for women who are carrying a lot, supporting everyone else and perhaps feeling a little disconnected from themselves in the process.
October often brings a familiar pressure to finish the year strong, smash those goals and get ahead before Christmas.
But what if, instead, you took a little time to pause, take stock and think about what you really want the rest of the year to feel like?
Come Back to Yourself is a free, live guided reflection session for women who are carrying a lot, supporting everyone else and perhaps feeling a little disconnected from themselves in the process.
The Mental Game – Unplugged is a World Mental Health Day event created by Limitless Gen CIC, bringing people together for meaningful conversation, connection and movement.
Limitless Gen is a health and wellbeing organisation focused on bringing people together through fitness, community and meaningful conversations around mental health.
Manchester, The Scar Free Foundation is coming to you! Join the Scar Free Foundation Community Event at Manchester MIND on Tuesday 29 September.
This will be a safe, friendly, informal space for those with, and affected by, scars. It’s an opportunity to come together, ask questions, and share experiences with people who understand.
Charities, by their nature, are there to help people who are navigating some of the hardest moments of their lives. Which means charity content needs to speak to an audience that’s upset, stressed, anxious, and sometimes in emotional turmoil. Trauma-informed content specialist Jo Levy believes this is about much more than using kind words. Her approach centres trauma-informed thinking and building it into everything you create from the start.
The GM Creative Health Champions programme is a free online training offer for people working across health, social care, local government, culture, heritage, the voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCFSE) sector, academia and related fields who are interested in the role of creativity in supporting health and wellbeing in Greater Manchester. It is particularly suited to those who want to influence change within their organisation, community or wider system, build their knowledge of creative health, and develop the confidence to embed creative health approaches in practice
The GM Creative Health Champions programme is a free online training offer for people working across health, social care, local government, culture, heritage, the voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCFSE) sector, academia and related fields who are interested in the role of creativity in supporting health and wellbeing in Greater Manchester. It is particularly suited to those who want to influence change within their organisation, community or wider system, build their knowledge of creative health, and develop the confidence to embed creative health approaches in practice