State of the Voluntary Sector 2013
A report on the social and economic impact of voluntary organisations, community groups, social enterprises and the community work of faith groups in the city of Manchester
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A report on the social and economic impact of voluntary organisations, community groups, social enterprises and the community work of faith groups in the city of Manchester
Survivors Manchester exists to break the silence of the sexual abuse and rape of men in order to empower those affected to defeat the legacy of abuse to move towards positive futures.
Here is their April Newsletter
‘Five Hundred, Twenty-Five Thousand And Six Hundred Minutes
How do you measure a year?
With outcomes, outputs, successes and the silences' that are finally broken
Do you want help to do something on your computer?
To save time and/or money by shopping online?
To keep in touch with your friends or family on Facebook, Twitter or Skype?
Creating an email address or using emails?
Searching for a job?
Want to download apps for your new tablet?
Or share holiday photos online?
Avire have an opportunity for charities looking for additional space to use on a rent and rates free basis.
Avire have 5 Floors of Office Space which can be used for storage purposes, meeting rooms, training rooms or just as an office.
If any Charity is looking for additional space to use Avire can offer a 36 month lease with a 28 day rolling break clause.
For further information and to arrange viewing, contact 01295 256 366 / 01295 256 338, or email [email protected]
The current post holder will be stepping down from the position in a few weeks time. If you are interested in applying for the position or would like to find out more about the role, contact Jude Nortier, Operations Manager on 0161 276 9333 (voice) or email: [email protected]
The new £894,000 Clayton Vale Mountain Bike Trail and skills area/ pump track at the National Cycling Centre, east Manchester, will open in May 2013 (the skills area is open now)
The 10.5km mountain bike trail will have unrestricted free access and allow mountain-bikers to enjoy off road rides on a large formal network within the Clayton Vale Local Nature Reserve.
Free training courses are available about coping with benefit changes, better money management and accessing the right financial services.
Mind your money is working across Manchester to give social housing residents the skills and confidence they need to access affordable financial services without being forced to resort to loan sharks or payday loans.
Go ON Manchester is running a series of Roadshow events in partnership with the University of Manchester student volunteer programme, and with the support of the GMB Reachout project Learning bus and unionlearn.
The Faculty of Life Sciences at the University of Manchester and the Manchester Museum are hosting a series of discussion events exploring the development of a sustainable future for Manchester.
These events will bring together experts from outside the university and academic researchers to present the pertinent issues, ideas and solutions surrounding transport, clothing, housing, biodiversity and food.
Manchester City Council have published a Welfare Reform booklet on their website which highlight’s how the government's changes to the benefits system could affect you, and provides information on where to get help and advice.