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As part of Lives Not Knives Week of Action (9th-13th November 2026), Manchester Safeguarding Partnership are offering a range of free online learning opportunities designed to support professionals working with children, young people and families.

These sessions will increase awareness of serious violence, exploitation, online harms, safeguarding, early intervention and support services available across Greater Manchester.

As part of Lives Not Knives Week of Action (9th-13th November 2026), Manchester Safeguarding Partnership are offering a range of free online learning opportunities designed to support professionals working with children, young people and families.

These sessions will increase awareness of serious violence, exploitation, online harms, safeguarding, early intervention and support services available across Greater Manchester.

Learn more about the public health approach to tackling serious violence and how partnership working can support safer communities.

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As part of Lives Not Knives Week of Action (9th-13th November 2026), Manchester Safeguarding Partnership are offering a range of free online learning opportunities designed to support professionals working with children, young people and families.

These sessions will increase awareness of serious violence, exploitation, online harms, safeguarding, early intervention and support services available across Greater Manchester.

As part of Lives Not Knives Week of Action (9th-13th November 2026), Manchester Safeguarding Partnership are offering a range of free online learning opportunities designed to support professionals working with children, young people and families.

These sessions will increase awareness of serious violence, exploitation, online harms, safeguarding, early intervention and support services available across Greater Manchester.

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As part of Lives Not Knives Week of Action (9th-13th November 2026), Manchester Safeguarding Partnership are offering a range of free online learning opportunities designed to support professionals working with children, young people and families.

These sessions will increase awareness of serious violence, exploitation, online harms, safeguarding, early intervention and support services available across Greater Manchester.

Come and join staff from The National Lottery Heritage Fund and The Phoenix Community Trust to find out how to develop competitive applications for projects exploring African heritage within Greater Manchester.

The event will introduce funding available as well as key strategies to make your applications competitive.

A light lunch will be provided as well as tea, coffee and biscuits.

Join the Live Well Live webinar with the We’re Right Here campaign (WRH) to explore how community-powered neighbourhood governance can put communities at the heart of local decision-making, shift power closer to people and places, and reshape the relationship between communities and public services across Greater Manchester and beyond.

Webinar speakers will include WRH campaign leaders sharing Greater Manchester based examples of neighbourhood governance in practice, including community covenants and neighbourhood forums, alongside learning from Live Well implementation.

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Greater Manchester Combined Authority scores 100% in the 2025 Buildings & Heating section of Climate Emergency UK’s Action Scorecards.

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