Foundations for Change are excited to be working towards a framework for disability inclusive workplace standards for healthcare organisations and local authorities in Greater Manchester.
To support this, Foundations for Change are collecting lived experiences through surveys and focus groups for both staff and management.
The Greater Manchester Disabled People's Panel is made up of 15 Disabled People's organisations, run by and for disabled people. The panel has a partnership agreement with GM Mayor Andy 
Burnham to influence policy to make Greater Manchester a better place to live for disabled people. This survey helps to do this, and the more disabled people fill it in, the stronger the voice for change becomes.
Scope have free places available on their pre-employment training courses. Scope have two employment services, Starting Line and Kickstart to help and support people to get back into 
employment, volunteering or into education. Scope are here to support and work with people with any disability, learning difficulty, mental health condition (e.g.
This survey is designed to be completed by groups or organisations who have an interest in the Ring and Ride service, either on behalf of their members who use/would be interested in using the 
Ring and Ride service or from a policy perspective.
Would you like to meet new people? Maybe you would like to have a brew and a chat once a month with like-minded people?
Every last Friday of the month, the Henshaws Arts and Crafts group meet at The Avenue Methodist Church in Sale, 1pm-3pm. The group is for anyone living within Greater Manchester.
Bolton Deaf Society, Manchester Deaf Centre and Walthew House in Stockport are exploring the needs of people who are Deaf, deafened and hard of hearing, and how the centres can best help. 
Your views will help them shape the type of services they provide and how they are delivered. It will take 10 mins to complete, and you will be entered into a prize draw for the chance to win a £100 High Street voucher.
Manchester Airport Access forum would like to hear from people affected by Dementia and their experience of using the invisible disability lanyard and how helpful they found the lanyard.
Henshaws in Greater Manchester enables people of all ages living with sight loss to make informed choices about their future. The team have been sharing their expertise in their Visual Impairment 
Awareness Training (VIAT) course, open to anyone who wants to know more about life with a visual impairment.
Scope, the disability equality charity, are launching a new service in Greater Manchester, Individual Pathway of Support.
Scope’s Research Panel is a group of disabled people (and parents and carers of disabled children) who take part in research projects with Scope. Scope are looking for new people to sign up.
It’s a great way for disabled people to use their lived experiences and have their say, and get vouchers as a thank you for their time and effort.