The funding is to support voluntary and community organisations to deliver creative activity as part of Her Majesty the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
The Arts Council are investing £5million into a new programme distributed by UK Community Foundations.
Further grants are available for England’s cultural organisations, across all sectors that were previously solvent but now find themselves financially at-risk because of the impacts of coronavirus restrictions.
The Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage: Emergency Resource Support is for organisations that are in severe need. The funding call has been reopened to further support the sector over winter.
Bee Vocal Choir along with the BridgeWater Hall are looking to enter into discussions with a Mental Health organisation/charity/ social enterprise to develop a long-term partnership with. Bee Vocal are a Manchester based Mental Health Choir that tackles mental health challenges through song.
Through National Lottery Project Grants, the Arts Council are working with Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) to create more and better volunteering opportunities for young people and others who experience barriers to have high quality opportunities.
Innit 4 Young People CIO, a young people’s charity based in Manchester, are running an online nationwide competition and educational workshop called SnapYourTown. The winner receive a Nikon D3500 DSLR camera worth £500.00, as well as the chance to photograph the production of ‘Innit’ at The Lowry in 2023.
Manchester Concert Hall Limited are looking for people who are passionate about The Bridgewater Hall and what it can offer music audiences and participants in the city and beyond.
Do you want to be part of a brand new museum? Do you want to help bring people together and share Jewish stories with the world? Do you want to support one of Manchester’s most beautiful historic buildings?
Manchester Jewish Museum are recruiting a number of volunteer roles:
Music and dementia charity Playlist for Life is inviting community groups and organisations across the UK to join their free Help Point network to share the power of personal music for people living with dementia, their families and carers.
CAN Do Creatives is a free training course for unemployed artists, creatives, and community leaders, who use arts in community projects, who want to learn new skills, develop a freelance career, launch a creative business or find a job in the arts and creative industries.