Free

The second workshop will look at how collecting data shapes relationships between people receiving support and the support provider. The workshop will discuss person-centred, trauma informed data collection. 

The workshop will cover:

• Collecting data with informed consent, in a trauma-informed, person-centred way
• Practical approaches for codesigning data collection mechanisms
• How to illustrate the needs of this approach to grant funders

Bringing learning from workshop 1 and 2, workshop 3 will look at working with new systems, producing good data returns and maintaining dialogue with funders around data collection. 

The workshop will cover:

• Mechanisms to embed and maintain agreed data collection procedures
• How to use data to illustrate and enhance the delivery of your grant funded project
• Resolving barriers and problems you might face

Advicenow is excited to partner with Project 17 and Care Rights Project to deliver a free workshop focusing on support available for families and individuals who have no recourse to public funds. The course will be delivered online and is funded by The Disrupt Foundation.

This training looks at the support available under Section 17 Children Act 1989 and Care Act 2014 for migrants with no recourse to public funds (NRPF). It is aimed at frontline organisations who are regularly supporting people with NRPF.

As a result of this training you will: 

This consultation is to determine the extent and vitality of the ‘interfaith sector’, and what resources or support may be required to help.

The Working Party on the Future of Interfaith in England would like to invite you to a consultation for the North West region hosted by the Faith Network for Manchester. The event is one of nine regional consultations taking place across England between now and the end of May.

European Community Day

Programme Highlights
Folk dance group Breza (Birmingham, UK)
Singing group Matica Slovenská Rijeka (Croatia)
Workshop stand for children
ASCOP UK meet-up
Seminar on returning to Slovakia (speakers from Slovakia) – 12pm-3pm
DJ Kenny Tomas Kenny Chromec
Stalls of international communities, organisations, and businesses

Traditional goulash stew cooked outside in the garden, with refreshments and a variety of food options available to purchase.

This session will explore how a trauma-informed lens can be practically applied to support people accessing affordable food clubs. This interactive training is for food project volunteers and staff.

If you are unable to attend you can register for the session to receive a copy of the recording.

Let's connect and collaborate on ideas at the Greater Manchester Ethnic Communities Network (GMECN) Network Event.

This event is a great opportunity to share ideas, gain insights, and build relationships with others in the field. Don't miss out on this chance to grow your network and enhance you and your organisation.

Agenda to follow, there will be time to network, breakout sessions to build your capacity, info exchange, free lunch, info on local, regional and national news for Global Majority communities and so much more.

Join the Power to the People: GM Citizens' Assembly Campaign which will share updates about the Greater Manchester Citizens' Assembly campaign and how it’s going to win greater democracy for Greater Manchester together.

Anyone and everyone can attend who is 16+, lives in or is from Manchester and wants to make a positive impact is welcome, n/b. Citizens' Assemblies are open to people without citizenship access and for young people too. Under-16s can come if accompanied by an adult.

Struggling to keep your charity safe from digital threats? Maybe your charity needs to take cybersecurity seriously.

But where do you start?

Join Patrick Burgess, Technical Director of Nutbourne Ltd for an honest, jargon-free session on how to assess and prioritise cyber risks and the top 5 things you should have in place today.

What you'll learn: