Leadership

Manchester Mind would like you invite you to attend Suicide Conversation Toolkit

Each half day session will be up to 4 hours long and must be attended in full, unfortunately we cannot record sessions. 

The training is delivered in a supportive environment by our experienced trainers who bring their own lived experience and knowledge to facilitate open discussion and provide expert guidance.

Manchester Mind would like to invite you to attend the Supporting Mental Health - A Managers Guide training.

Each half day session will be up to 3 hours long and must be attended in full, unfortunately we cannot record sessions. 

The training is delivered in a supportive environment by our practised trainers who bring their own lived experience and knowledge to facilitate open discussion and provide expert guidance.

Manchester Mind would like you invite you to attend Mental Health First Aid (Adult) Refresher training.

This course is running live, online, via the MHFA online learning hub on Thursday 22 October 09.30-13.30.

The session will be 4 hours long. Unfortunately we cannot record sessions. The training will be practical and participants will be encouraged to join in and take part. However, remember, if something doesn't feel right, you can stop any time.

Course Overview:

Manchester Mind would like you invite you to attend Suicide Risk Awareness and Support

Each half day session will be up to 4 hours long and must be attended in full, unfortunately we cannot record sessions. 

The training is delivered in a supportive environment by our experienced trainers who bring their own lived experience and knowledge to facilitate open discussion and provide expert guidance.

Manchester Mind would like to invite you to attend the Supporting Mental Health - A Managers’ Guide training.

Each half day session will be up to 3 hours long and must be attended in full, unfortunately we cannot record sessions. 

The training is delivered in a supportive environment by our practised trainers who bring their own lived experience and knowledge to facilitate open discussion and provide expert guidance.

For Get Grants’ upcoming Meet the Expert event, they will be joined by Mick McGrath, Development Officer at Locality, who will share more about Locality and the support available to community organisations, charities and social enterprises.

About Locality

A digital strategy can help you foresee the digital tools and skills that will be needed ahead of time, understand your role in the wider world, and be empowered to take the digital actions best suited to your charity. These are just some of the many reasons why nearly half of charities (44%) say that developing a strategy for tech, digital, data, or AI is important to them in 2026.

Learn from successful social investment case studies, explore regional funding opportunities, and connect directly with investors committed to supporting Black and global majority-led organisations.

Join leading social investors, Black and global majority-led charities, and social enterprises for an exclusive networking event designed to demystify social investment and build meaningful funding partnerships.

Almost four in five charities are using artificial intelligence (AI), according to the 2026 Charity Digital Skills report, but very few are using it strategically. Many charities are asking for more guidance on how to use AI, with 60% saying they’d like more training for staff and volunteers and 48% requesting sector support on responsible AI. 

This accessible, non-technical webinar introduces essential AI literacy for charities, civil society organisations and activists. It explains how generative AI works, where it may be useful, and where caution is needed.