AXA and Business in the Community (BITC) are partnering to deliver fully funded Youth Mental Health First Aid Champion training, to small community organisations, working with young people in 
Manchester.
Children and young people have been badly affected by the pandemic and lockdowns. Youth Elements vision is to deliver youth work activities, with a mobile youth club “The Action Van”. The 
activities being delivered include arts and crafts, physical activity, reading corner. Youth Elements will invite local facilitators including circus skills, fitness instructors and musicians, to name a few.
The £1m We Move Fund: Youth Social Action aims to empower Black children and young people through Youth Social Action. Youth social action is defined as when children and young people 
use their voice to tackle subjects that matter to them.
Community Revival are starting a new cohort on 25 April for young people aged 19-24 to benefit from a traineeship programme.
Applications are now open for Action for Conservation's free Summer Camps.
Action for Conservation are trying to reach as many young people as possible who might be interested in this adventure of a lifetime.
Action for Conservation are looking for young people, aged 12-16, who are based in England and Wales, to join them on their residential Summer Camps in three of the UK's most amazing national parks this July and August 2022.
Greater Manchester Youth Network (GMYN) wants to hire an individual or organisation to work with them over the next six months. GMYN want an external evaluation of their youth programmes and 
delivery models, and support with identifying new monitoring frameworks to better measure our impact. You'll work with delivery teams as well as managers to get a real feel of how GMYN delivers its work and help focus on what makes their USP.
Support is available for groups and organisations through the United Kingdom that support young people challenged by abuse and addiction, young carers, and those suffering from homelessness.
FutureYou is free, personalised support for 18-24 year olds not in education, employment or training (NEET) in Greater Manchester.
Young people don’t always get the right opportunities to enhance their lives or progress their careers, which is why many 18-24 year olds are currently out of work and not in full time education, and many employers are missing out on their untapped talent.
The Ironmongers' Company foundation makes grants to UK registered charities for projects that provide opportunities for disadvantaged children and young people to fulfil their potential. Grants can be for up to £10,000, although the average grant is around £4,000. To be eligible, your project must:
The Prince's Trust and Vodafone partnership are supplying SIM cards that will support young people in Greater Manchester to stay connected and help them progress into employment, education or 
training.
The SIMs contain 20GB of mobile data, unlimited calls and texts every month for six months.
To be eligible the young person must be: