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Parental engagement in sport: character building, managing expectations, coach support & creating a positive parent cul

This co-designed workshop is aimed at identifying and reducing barriers to create inclusive volunteering opportunities for South Asian women across Greater Manchester, specifically in sports. 

In the workshop, you will;

GM Moving invites you to attend the Tackling Inequalities Network, supporting organisations that provide community sport, physical activity, and movement opportunities across Greater Manchester.

A full agenda will be shared closer to the meeting date; this will include opportunities for members to reconnect and to rebuild momentum of the network in its' role in tackling inequalities in sport, physical activity and movement.

Develop and improve responses to safeguarding by strengthening multi-agency collaboration, empowering communities, highlighting lived experiences, and addressing emerging challenges.

The Manchester Safeguarding Partnership are hosting their annual Adult Safeguarding Conference 2025, the theme is Prevention, alongside Key Note Presenters.

Aims of the conference 

Join Shoosmiths on the morning of Wednesday, 15 October 2025 where a prominent panel of external speakers will share practical guidance on:

Cyber attacks are on the rise, and UK charities are increasingly in the crosshairs. Could your organisation spot a phishing scam, respond to ransomware, or recover from a data breach?

In this practical session, Laurance Dine from Serenity Cyber Alliance will guide you through the essentials of cyber readiness for the third sector. You'll learn how to:

Curious about how artificial intelligence could help your charity? In this 90 minute online workshop, we'll cut through the jargon and show what's possible – and practical – right now.

You'll learn:

This event series is designed for neurodivergent entrepreneurs working within social businesses (e.g. social enterprises, CICs, co-operatives, housing associations, trading charities, and other mission-led organisations). The sessions use the “5 Ways to Wellbeing” framework—Take Notice, Learn, Give, Keep Active, and Connect—applied through a neurodivergent business lens. The approach blends self-reflection, practical tools, skills-building, and coaching to support participants personally and professionally.

Manchester is becoming a region of excellence for mindfulness-based wellbeing

The Manchester Mindfulness Collaborative are a local collaborative changing the landscape of mindfulness across Greater Manchester and the Northwest by providing ethical, social, inclusive, and research-based mindfulness, in particular to under-served communities and populations.

The work aligns with the Our Manchester Strategy 2025-2035, which has a key aim of ‘Improving wellbeing so people live longer in good health.’