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project. There is also a job opportunity. There is some exciting news from the Greater Manchester Living Wage Campaign and a round-up of other developments.
GMCVO, in partnership with the GM VCSE Leadership Group, will be holding a week of action 7-13 November to showcase the work of the VCSE sector in support of the environment, sustainability 
and Just Transition. This week of action continues their campaign to build awareness of the part VCSE organisations play in building a fairer economic model
In the latest GM Poverty Action newsletter is information about a Cost-of-Living Crisis Conference on 20 October. There are two jobs openings with GMPA. Other articles include the Energy Price Guarantee and a school uniform project. In case you missed the news, low bus fares became available in Greater Manchester at the beginning of the month and there is a round-up of other developments.
You may be aware that the Government is now consulting on the most recent round of dormant assets funding, this consultation closes on 9 October 2022. Consultation launched to decide on future good causes to benefit from £738 million 
Dormant Asset Fund in England
Greater Manchester Poverty Action (GMPA) exists because of the support of likeminded individuals and organisations across Greater Manchester, and beyond, who share their desire to see an end 
to poverty in our city region.
The latest newsletter includes a call for content for their Cost-of-Living Crisis Conference in October. GMPA are keen to hear from those who are running projects that help to address the current financial challenges facing low income households. GMPA have provided policy and research updates and there is also an interesting job opportunity.
Greater Manchester Social Value Network (GMSVN) has been offered the chance to use the tools and resources from the national Inspiring Impact programme to help organisations in Greater 
Manchester.
Greater Manchester is part of the Changing Futures programme. This is a £64 million initiative between Government and The National Lottery Community Fund, testing innovative approaches to improving outcomes for people experiencing multiple disadvantage in fifteen areas across England. The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has commissioned a consortium led by CFE Research to evaluate the Changing Futures programme.
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