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Manchester.
The Our Manchester VCS Grants Programme is Manchester City Council’s largest grants programme for the voluntary and community sector. Following engagement and a co-design process, the 
new Programme for 2023-26 opened on 1 September 2022 and closes on 10 October 2022, 5pm.
With inflation hitting a 40 year high, the cost of living crisis is deepening, Metro Moneywise Credit Union have been looking at ways they can help. Taking the time to manage your money better can 
really pay off, helping you save £100s a year as well as giving your peace of mind and making you feel better about life in general. Even in this current climate there are still savings to be made, you just have to look at bit harder for them.
The information in this leaflet will help guide you through financial help available and practical steps you can take to help keep your home feeling warmer this winter. In this leaflet you will find 
information on:
The Santander Foundation Digital and Financial Empowerment Fund focuses on supporting projects that will help people to become digitally and financially empowered. The programme has the 
ambition to support UK charities to give people the digital confidence, knowledge, and skills to enable them to make better, more informed decisions about money and have access to financial services.
The major funder has made significant changes to how it will deliver funding schemes in the coming years.
In response to the events of the past years, BBC Children in Need has developed a new charitable ambition based on the principles of:
Community-based organisations can apply for funding to support projects that promote, preserve, and protect trees, woodlands, and forests in local communities across the United Kingdom.
The Greater Manchester Combined Authority has launched a new online resource to help guide residents to support available in their area, covering a variety of topics including help with food bills, 
energy, childcare costs, pension credit top-up, help with transport costs, mental health and well-being (including gambling harm) and digital inclusion.
Every day, millions of people across the UK are making a difference by volunteering. Each year, outstanding examples of this work are celebrated through the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service 
(QAVS). Created in 2002 for the Queen’s Golden Jubilee, QAVS awards have been shining a light on the fantastic work of voluntary groups for many years.
One of the GM Moving in Action key ambitions is to realise the power and potential of a movement of people that is reflective of the population, to inspire, engage and support people to live more 
active lives.
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