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The National Lottery Community Fund want to fund projects that use nature to encourage more community-led climate action. The National Lottery Community Fund expect these projects to bring other important social and economic benefits.
The first Greater Manchester Cancer Awards are now open for entries. The Awards aim to celebrate those to have the dedication to go above and beyond every day to improve outcomes and 
experiences for people affected by cancer here in Greater Manchester.
In early June, the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) hosted a co-design workshop for the proposed Greater Manchester Community Wealth Hub. Over 70 people came along and 
joined in discussion about the potential purpose, functions, operating model and impacts that the Hub might have.
Are you keen to support people from diverse backgrounds to take up Board positions? Do you want to bring lived experience expertise around the table? Do you want to make your Board more 
accessible and inclusive to young people or racialised minorities?
Academics at the University of Manchester are looking to connect with charities / organisations that support young adults 16+ who are facing challenging circumstances, avoid addiction, homelessness, support well-being 
etc. i.e. kids that come out of care or youth/young offender institutions at the age of 16 and fall between the gaps of adult mental health support and other support services.
Suicide Bereavement UK is delivering live on the go online training modules which complement their face-to-face training, enabling employers/individuals, through blended learning, to build a 
bespoke training programme in the aspects of suicide bereavement that are most relevant to their organisational or professional needs.
Gaddum is looking to appoint an Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) consultant or agency to benchmark and audit its current EDI practice in relation to its workforce, volunteers, external stakeholders, and the communities in which they deliver services.
Criteria: Volunteer teams should be nominated by the organisation they volunteer for. Nominations must show:
This year is our first face to face event for a couple of years and also our 10th anniversay!
As well as holding the event on 6 October at Whitworth Hall, it will also be streamed on YouTube and can be viewed during or after the event.
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