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employment, volunteering or into education. Scope are here to support and work with people with any disability, learning difficulty, mental health condition (e.g.
Grants from £100 - £750 are available for VCSE organisations to run activities that will support people from the communities of identity or experience below that may struggle to achieve higher 
levels of mental wellbeing.
The communities the fund wants to reach are:
CDI Counselling Service are offering a limited free counselling service for people who are unemployed. CDI Counselling Service also offer a low-cost service for anyone facing mental health issues. 
The counselling sessions are held face-to-face or via video call where necessary. Bilingual counsellors are available in Urdu, Punjabi and Arabic.
This year, Mental Health Awareness Week will run from 9-15 May. This annual event, which focuses on improving good mental health across the nation, is hosted by the Mental Health Foundation.
Are you a person of colour who wishes to train as a mindfulness teacher?
Or an experienced mindfulness practitioner who wants to support a trainee teacher?
Mind in Salford have funding for a new intensive mentoring programme which includes a 12 month teacher training pathway.
GMCVO are delivering a grants programme to support people from communities of identity or experience, based in Greater Manchester (including Glossop), that may struggle to achieve higher levels of mental wellbeing.
The communities GMCVO want to reach in year 3 are:
Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership has commissioned instant access digital mental health support across Greater Manchester for everyone aged 10+. These services provide 
free, safe and anonymous online mental health support whenever you need it. There are no waiting lists for support and no referral needed. Access to these platforms is available instantly 24/7.
A unique and innovative fund has been created to support tackling health inequalities that marginalised ethnic communities face when trying to get help from mental health services
TOG Mind currently have funding from Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership to continue the roll out of the Connect 5 – Train the Trainer programme across the whole of Greater 
Manchester.
The Connect 5 course equips staff and volunteers to have more effective wellbeing conversations. By attending a Connect 5 Trainer the Trainer course you can roll out the training across your workforce.
This is a unique one-off opportunity to join a youth led, cross sector initiative that’s using a Youth-Centred Design approach and principles of gender transformative programming to tackle growing mental health and wellbeing issues and concerns affecting young people.
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