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Rosa’s Rise Fund provides organisational development funding for Black and minoritised-led women’s and girls’ organisations across the UK.
Through this fund, Rosa are offering two-year grants of up to £40,000 to Black and minoritised-led women’s and girls’ organisations in the UK which have been established for three years or more, and which have an average income of less than £100,000 per year.
Non-profit organisations across the United Kingdom can now apply for their share of a £3.5 million pot from the National Lottery Community Fund, in celebration of Her Majesty the Queen’s 70th year of reign.
Funding is for local projects which promote community development, local connections and commemorate the Jubilee.
The Be Proud Awards are the city’s celebration of the extraordinary volunteers and unsung local champions who make a real difference in our communities and help to make Manchester great.
Having not been held since 2019, due to Covid-19, the awards are returning in 2022 and nominations are now open. This will give you an opportunity to help unsung heroes get the recognition they deserve.
The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is an annual international campaign this year taking place 25 November to 10 December 2021.
Are you a Carer for a child or young person with a disability or care for an adult?
Do you consider yourself to be of Asian Heritage?
Do you want to improve support for Asian Carers across Greater Manchester?
Are you able and willing to listen and learn and share your experiences of your caring role?
Do you have a university degree from your home country in one of the following areas:
Gambling-related harm can be very hidden and the signs, such as debt, depression and anxiety, may not immediately suggest that gambling is the cause.
Women make up over 80% of affected others who call the National Gambling Helpline, and 20% of gamblers. The number of women with a gambling problem is rising at twice the rate of men.
Bee Vocal Choir along with the BridgeWater Hall are looking to enter into discussions with a Mental Health organisation/charity/ social enterprise to develop a long-term partnership with. Bee Vocal are a Manchester based Mental Health Choir that tackles mental health challenges through song.
The latest GM Poverty Action newsletter reports on the launch of the Tameside Poverty Truth Commission. Usdaw’s General Secretary writes for GMPA about a new deal needed for the retail sector and there are a number of other short articles.
The National Living Wage, the minimum wage set by government for over 23s, is currently £8.91 (increasing to £9.50 in April 2022). This is not enough money for people to get by. The Living Wage Foundation campaigns for organisations to pay and government to set a real Living Wage, a UK wage rate calculated based on what it truly costs for people to get by. Hundreds of organisations across the country voluntarily pay this real Living Wage.
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