Young People

The Greater Manchester High Sheriff Police Trust and Manchester United Foundation are looking for young people who have done something exceptional this year. This award is being made to celebrate kindness, thoughtfulness, bravery or actions that have made a difference to our communities. If you know someone aged between 11 years and 18 years who consistently acts selflessly within their local community, you are encouraged to nominate them for this award.

Applications are now open for SPARK which is looking to recruit 15 diverse individuals from the North West, North East and Yorkshire and the Humber who are passionate about making a difference in their community but might be unsure of where to start.

The free 10-month programme is structured into three phases: self, soul and society and will have blended content with a combination of in-person learning days and online masterclasses to allow for flexibility.

In Season 9 of the Meet the Mancunian Podcast, host Deepa Thomas-Sutcliffe collaborates with the Spirit of Manchester Awards to feature interviews with award winners and nominees from the city's voluntary and community sector. 

NHS Greater Manchester wants to improve children’s Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) services and would like to hear from you. NHS Greater Manchester want to hear from people living with ADHD, their family members or carers, and also want to hear from anyone working with people who have ADHD in Greater Manchester.

This project is part of a bigger piece of work called ‘Neurodiversity Programme’ to improve how NHS Greater Manchester care for children with conditions like ADHD and autism.

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