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This is a free event to give people a chance to come along to Guide Bridge Theatre and experience a little of what JBTC do and see if they'd like to join. The taster event will include some drama games, music, podcasting, and letting people know how the group makes a difference in our community. No experience needed! There will also be cake and a brew!

JBTC is a free group that meets every Thursday. It's a group for all adults (18 and over, we have a full range of ages in the group!) and it's especially designed for adults that might be struggling with their wellbeing.

Are you seeking to expand your organisation's reach and capabilities through strategic partnerships and consortia?

This 90 minute webinar is the ideal first step towards contract readiness, giving voluntary, community or social enterprises (VCSEs) a solid grounding in building partnerships and consortiums.

This webinar will help you to:

Home Truths 2: Race Equity Series session four continues a new event series hosted by ACEVO and Voice4Change England. This is an integral part of our ongoing initiative aimed at challenging and addressing racial inequality in civil society.  

Join for a lively discussion on how mainstream civil society can transition towards a deeper and irreversible commitment to race equity. The session will explore how civil society can move from occasionally focussing on anti-racism and race equity to making these values central to who we are and what we do.

This event has been designed to connect the VCSFE sector and local residents in M22 and M23.

Stalls featured will include:

• Wythenshawe PCSOs
• GM Fire and Rescue
• Safe Spots
• Wythenshawe Community Housing Group Anti-Social Behaviour team
• Be Part of Change

Financial difficulties within many local authorities, sometimes leading to the issuing of a section 114 notice (s114), are affecting voluntary sector organisations and communities across the country. Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales and NAVCA have recently published research into the impact of local government financial difficulty on local voluntary sector organisations.

The research provides recommendations for the voluntary sector for navigating these circumstances, as well as policy recommendations for local and central government.

Many of the charity sector’s biggest challenges come down to concerns around income. Having been through a pandemic, a recession, and an ongoing cost-of-living crisis in recent years, charity income has been uncertain and unsteady, making it difficult for charities to plan ahead and continue delivering the services their communities need.

Join Feeding Britain’s webinar with the Alliance for Dignified Food Support in which members of the coalition will share more about their Principles of Dignified Food Support and their Dignity Toolkit.

The webinar will be taking place on Zoom.

You are welcome to join at any point once the webinar has started and it will be recorded for anyone who cannot make it. You can use this form to sign up to receive a copy of the recording.
 

Hear from Feeding Britain partners who will share their good practice on food supplies for affordable food clubs with a particular focus on fresh fruit and veg as well as bulk purchasing and culturally appropriate food.

The webinar will be taking place on Zoom.

You are welcome to join at any point once the webinar has started and it will be recorded for anyone who cannot make it. You can use this form to sign up to receive a copy of the recording.