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An in person event to explore fresh perspectives on ADHD & autism for adults navigating demanding work, relationships and responsibilities.

Rethinking the way we understand ADHD and autism, with useful insights and practical ideas for everyday work and home life.

This monthly Manchester meetup is open to adults with ADHD, autism or both, including those who are diagnosed, awaiting assessment or exploring whether they may be neurodivergent.

An in person event to explore fresh perspectives on ADHD & autism for adults navigating demanding work, relationships and responsibilities.

Rethinking the way we understand ADHD and autism, with useful insights and practical ideas for everyday work and home life.

This monthly Manchester meetup is open to adults with ADHD, autism or both, including those who are diagnosed, awaiting assessment or exploring whether they may be neurodivergent.

Join the MSP Children's Forum for safeguarding updates, shared learning and multi-agency practice discussions. The Manchester Safeguarding Partnership (MSP) Children's Forum brings together professionals from across the partnership to share learning, explore emerging issues, and strengthen multi-agency approaches to safeguarding children and families across Manchester.

This event has been organised by the Manchester Trauma and Sexual Violence Network to launch their disclosure guide 'When They Tell You'.

'When They Tell You' is a guide for professionals receiving disclosures from adults of sexual harms which have occured in either childhood and/or adulthood.

How can local government work in partnership with the VCFSE sector to support communities?

Join NAVCA and Action with Communities in Rural England, with the Local Government Association, to explore how LGR, devolution, ICB reorganisation, and neighbourhood health create new opportunities to work with voluntary sector partners.

Featuring policy insight, practical examples and straightforward actions, this webinar will help officers and elected members strengthen local partnerships and turn ambitions for healthier communities into action.

Food poverty is a significant public health challenge with profound social, psychological and economic consequences for individuals, families and communities.

This lunch and learn session, hosted by the Local Government Association, will begin by exploring the emerging evidence around hunger trauma, highlighting how food insecurity can affect mental health, wellbeing, dignity and identity. The session also outlines the psychological, practical and ethical challenges faced by staff and volunteers in community food support organisations.

UrbanMuse is back on and this time, we are bringing you something a little more special.

With great soundtracks, a mystic vibe and a reminiscent story, on 18 September we're screening Queen & Slim at the Renold Building.

If you're not familiar with the film or with UrbanMuse, this is the perfect opportunity to discover both. Come along, network, celebrate the end of summer and get cosy as the evening starts.

What if the leaders of the historic 1945 Pan African Congress could see the world today?

What if we could imagine what the next 80 years could look like?

Join Nubia Wellness and Healing (NWAH) CIC for a powerful online evening bringing together history, African centred psychology, creativity, music, performance and conversation.

✨ Discover Manchester’s Pan African history

Join Charity Digital for a one-hour masterclass to supercharge your productivity with AI prompt engineering, covering platforms such as ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, and more. 

Attendees, for just £20 per person, will learn exactly how to craft effective prompts, boost their AI capabilities, and streamline operations and processes. 

Most people now know how to ask AI a question but getting consistently useful and ethical outputs requires going a step further. 

Join Friends, Families and Travellers this Suicide Prevention Month for a 3-hour training session exploring suicide prevention and self-harm

It is known that Gypsy and Traveller people are three times more likely to experience anxiety and twice as likely to experience depression than the general population. According to an all-Ireland report, Irish Traveller men were almost seven times more likely to die by suicide, while Irish Traveller women were six times more likely to die by suicide than the general population.