Manchester Community Central

This session will help you gain a better unders

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.

Does your community organisation need additional funds? Come along to find out how your organisation can receive free unrestricted funding via funding platform easyfundraising.

In this informal webinar session, Becky from easyfundraising will show you how your volunteers, staff and supporters can use the easyfundraising platform to raise donations for free for your organisation when they shop with leading retailers.

What to expect:

Manchester Homelessness Partnership would like to invite you to attend our next open meeting. The theme is lived experiences, health and homelessness.

There will be presentations from Shelter, Shared Health Foundation and others, along with Lived Experience speakers, networking and group discussions on calls to action.

We will be learning and sharing what is working well, what needs to be improved and what are the unmet health needs for Manchester and people experiencing homelessness.

A vegan and vegetarian lunch will be provided by Cracking Good Food.

Macc's Alternative Venue discussion Group - the

The Community Explorers forum, which sits with

Macc invites you to continue the vital conversation around safeguarding support and practices in Manchester’s VCSE sector. Join us on Monday 1st September 10-1pm at the St Thomas Centre for the third of Macc's conversations around safeguarding in Manchester's VCSE sector. This time, we will be joined by representatives from Manchester Safeguarding Partnership and Children's Services to hold a conversation  focused on the role of the VCSE sector in safeguarding children in Manchester.