You're invited to a dynamic in-person day designed specifically for the frontline workforce across Greater Manchester. This is a chance to connect, reflect, learn and recharge with peers who understand the reality of your role.
Why this event matters:
Mark Cubbon, Trust Chief Executive, would like to invite you to their Annual Members’ Meeting and healthcare information event.
This free event is open to everyone, whether you are a Foundation Trust member or not.
You’ll be able to talk to staff about how they’re improving care for patients, pick up tips for keeping healthy and well, and find out more about the numerous research and innovation projects happening across the Trust.
Presentations will begin at 1pm, during which you will be able to:
Communities decide how public money is spent. Participatory Budgeting puts power where it matters most.
Participatory budgeting
Too often, decisions about public money - whose priorities it serves, what gets funded, and how it is delivered – are made far away from the very communities that money is intended to benefit. This top-down approach not only disempowers communities from shaping their futures but also risks wasting resources on initiatives that fail to reflect local needs or aspirations.
The Disclosure and Barring Service puts safeguarding at the heart of all they do. The Disclosure and Barring Service help employers make safer recruitment and employment decisions by processing and issuing DBS checks for England, Wales, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man. DBS also maintains the adults’ and children’s Barred Lists and makes considered decisions, as to whether an individual should be included on one or both of these lists and barred from engaging in regulated activity.
An event for Greater Manchester peer workers to come together in person, connect and celebrate themselves.
Your story matters — and it's time to celebrate it.
This special event is for both paid and voluntary mental health peer workers — those who draw from their lived experience to walk alongside others in their recovery journeys.
Reflect, Connect & Celebrate – a supportive space to:
Join this Live Well Live webinar to explore how community-led placemaking approaches are driving regeneration across Greater Manchester.
What is Community-led Placemaking?
Everywhere you look – new businesses, construction sites, refurbished parks, street murals - our neighbourhoods, towns and cities are changing. But behind these visible shifts lies a critical question: Who is driving this change, and who are the changes really for?
Governance isn’
esea contemporary is pleased to present Congee Pick n Mix, in collaboration with Little Yellow Rice Co. – a communal, story-rich event celebrating the shared yet diverse traditions of congee across East and Southeast Asia. This event forms part of esea ArtClub, an arts programme created for East and Southeast Asian residents of Manchester aged over fifty.