How do debt and homelessness reinforce each other?
This webinar will launch new research from the Centre for Homelessness Impact and the University of Bristol examining how financial pressures translate into housing crises, and why preventing homelessness requires addressing debt as a core part of the solution.
Cluedo based murder mystery, All night Long DJ, Raffle and Bar
The gates to the garden have opened… and a chilling secret lies within.
Every corner hides a secret. Every flowerbed hides a clue.
Step into a gripping live‑action mystery where nothing is as it seems, and everyone has something to hide.
Can you uncover the Secret of the Garden – or will the mystery stay buried?
Understand what data tells us about poverty in the UK, how to find this data and how to use it to build effective responses to poverty.
What you’ll learn:
Learn better practice in engaging with people with lived experience of poverty.
What you’ll learn:
Understand our social security system and the financial support available to help people find and access what they're entitled to
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Why taking part matters
The State of the VCSE Sector research is a major piece of work mapping the size, scope, diversity, and impact of voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations across Greater Manchester.
Your contribution helps ensure the activities, needs, challenges, and strengths of organisations like yours are fully represented. The stronger the evidence, the stronger our shared voice when advocating for funding, resources, and recognition.
Join GM Integrated Care Partnership – PCCA team for their January Spotlight learning session, which will explore how housing and homelessness connect to Greater Manchester’s ambition for great everyday support — and what this means for frontline roles across sectors.
This session brings together strategic insight and frontline experience to build shared understanding, strengthen partnership working and support a ‘no wrong door’ approach for people who need support.
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Resolve Poverty's Annual Conference will be taking place over two days on the 18 & 19 of March 2026 in Central Manchester. We (Resolve Poverty) will be bringing together policymakers and practitioners from across the UK to explore local and regional action on poverty in the context of national policy developments, including the national Child Poverty Strategy.