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Coffee4Craig was founded in 2013 by Risha and Hendrix Lancaster following the death of Risha’s brother Craig White, who died of a heroin overdose whilst sleeping on the streets in Cardiff. Coffee4Craig was born in his memory and started as a simple idea that if you pass someone sleeping on the streets, buy them a coffee and say, 'This is from Craig'. From these beginnings, Coffee4Craig has continued to grow and develop.
Do you want to be part of a brand new museum? Do you want to help bring people together and share Jewish stories with the world? Do you want to support one of Manchester’s most beautiful historic buildings?
Manchester Jewish Museum are recruiting a number of volunteer roles:
“The Volunteer Coordinators Forum gives me a great sounding board to cross-check our internal volunteering procedures with what other organisations are doing, provides me with inspiration around other volunteering strategies and initiatives from across the area, and motivates me to continually strive to improve the volunteering experience we offer.” Claire, Together Trust
Do you want to give back to your local community?
Do you have finance / HR / secretarial skills?
Do you want to make new friends and connections?
Do you love Burnage and want to be more involved in your community?
Do you love libraries and want to support yours?
Are you looking to increase your team working and other skills?
If you would like to demonstrate your ability to work at a senior level, or make a real difference to peoples lives, this could be the role for you! This is an opportunity to help shape the strategic direction of one of the North Wests oldest and largest care charities, working with the people Together Trust support to provide evidence to help to influence policymakers and make lasting societal change.
Do you have an accounting qualification, professional finance experience and IT skills? Are you dedicated, reliable and passionate about supporting Manchester Deaf Centre’s work? The Manchester Deaf Centre’s Board of Trustees is looking for a Treasurer to join them to take the lead on overseeing the charity’s finances.
Care4Calais Manchester is a volunteer led group providing support to refugees in Manchester. The charity’s Manchester teams are working to provide refugees from Afghanistan with new arrival packs so they have clean clothes to change into, proper shoes and basic toiletries and need volunteers to help with the donations they have received.
They are looking for volunteer every weekday and weekend from 10am to 6pm.
The Untold Orchestra is a Manchester based collaborative organisation aiming to redefine the role of an orchestra in the 21st century. It is founded on the belief that all art forms can be accessible to anyone. The Untold Orchestra collaborate with a wide array of musicians, artists, venues and communities to ensure that in every project they reach new people.
Safety4Sisters works to support migrant women across the North West who have experienced gender-based violence and who have no recourse to public funds or state benefits.
Safety4Sisters are a grassroots feminist and anti-racist organisation and are currently seeking dynamic and committed women for trustee roles in the North West. (Ability to travel to Manchester is required, expenses provided.)
A report by the Centre for Social and Health Research at the University of Salford has revealed new insights into the role of Greater Manchester’s voluntary, community and social enterprise sector during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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