The Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) Community Fund 2026 opens for applications on 28 September, with £270,000 available to support community projects along the route.
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English devolution is not new. The momentum behind it is. The Burnham administration has made it clear it is ‘going for’ devolution at-speed. This brings great opportunities but also some risks from a health perspective.
This introductory session focuses on the wider support options available for individuals with NRPF. It is aimed at professionals who would like to improve their knowledge on these issues and who occasionally work with individuals and families with No Recourse to Public Funds.
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A Conversation on Housing, Community and the Future of Cohousing. How we can create great neighbourhoods that work for everyone.
Join UK Cohousing Network, Triangle Architects and Greater Manchester Community Led Homes for an evening with cohousing pioneer Charles Durrett, exploring how cohousing can help build stronger communities and scale community-led housing across the North.
Trevor Rees, Interim Trust Chair, and Mark Cubbon, Trust Chief Executive, are pleased to invite you to Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust’s 2026 Annual Members Meeting and Community Health Fair.
This year’s Annual Members’ Meeting also includes a ‘Community Health Fair’, that gives you and our wider communities the chance to meet the teams, pick up practical health advice, take part in activities and health checks. As well as learning more about how Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust are improving and transforming care for our patients.
This session, organised by Champs Public Health Collaborative, will provide insights from the Connect, Learn, Thrive programme, a collaborative approach that brings together expertise, opportunities for learning and developing a public health career pathway, as well as wellbeing resources.
This year’s Christmas Ball is extra special as it is a celebration of 15 years of Once Upon a Smile, marking a year of special activities and events and will be hosted by the charity Co-Founders, Danny Miller and Daniel Jillings.
Join for a wonderful festive afternoon featuring:
In this session, Nubia Wellness & Healing (NWAH) will draw upon the best of African centred psychology, theories and wellness approaches to create a safer space for reflection, healing, recovery and optimisation.
The session will include breakout rooms for discussion aimed at helping people of African ancestry process recent events and the spiritual crisis and soul wound it may have stimulated in some eg.
Most people involved in charities, CICs and community organisations spend a lot of time doing — supporting people, answering emails, chasing funding, solving problems and keeping things moving.
The Thinking Shop is a 90-minute facilitated session exploring a simple question:
How much of what we are busy doing is actually helping us do what we exist to do?
It isn’t a training course. There are no presentations and no expert standing at the front with all the answers.