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Manchester City Council are putting on a fabulous weekend of entertainment on the streets and in the squares of the city this summer where you can be part of making a joyful 'Manchester' tribute to all those we want to thank for helping us get through the past year and a half.
Do you run a mental health peer support group?
Do you need support to grow?
The Greater Manchester Independent Mental Health Network have a number of opportunities for Greater Manchester’s peer support groups.
Between now and 31 August, every donation towards Henshaws work with Children and Young People, will be matched funded, by a local businessman. This means a donation of £25 would be worth £50, or a donation of £1,000 would be worth £2,000. If you are able to fundraise or make any donation during this period, it would make an incredible difference to a young person living with a visual impairment.
Windrush Lives and Good Law Project are working together to try to ensure that those people affected by the Windrush scandal are justly compensated. As part of this work, they are reviewing the Windrush Compensation Scheme, which is being run by the Home Office.
The CSJ Awards is an annual award that honours the best grassroots, poverty-fighting charities and social enterprises across the UK. Next year four winners will receive a £10,000 grant and be recognised nationally.
Manchester Local Care Organisation have successfully managed to obtain funding for local people who live or work in Ancoats, Clayton and Bradford to join this free training opportunity. Funded by Manchester Local Care Organisation, these sessions will be held via zoom with a number of dates/times available from July – September.
Are you 15 – 19 and living within the Greater Manchester area?
Are you interested in dance, music, spoken word and film making?
Do you have some time over August to commit to a brand-new project that focusses on you?
Do you have something to say about young people’s mental health?
After a brief welcome and introduction, we heard from Heather Etheridge, Director, Be Well and Sharon West, Strategic Lead Population Health Recovery, Manchester City Council. Their slides are accessible below and a video of both speakers (and the provocation) can be found here.
Nigel Rose, Strategic Lead (Commissioning), Macc then spoke to provoke discussions on social prescribing.
The attendees then moved into breakout rooms to identify asks for the future development of social prescribing.
Are you an organisation or business that owns, works with or manages heritage based in England?
Is your organisation at imminent risk of failure due to Covid-19?
Would this be your first Culture Recovery Fund grant?
Do you require a grant between £10,000 and £1million?
The aim of this strand of the fund is to help maintain England’s cultural ecology by supporting culturally significant organisations, which are now:
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