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Employability and Projects Manager (Young people) at Empower Youth Zones

Empower Youth Zones is the umbrella charity that currently oversees operations of the award-winning youth charity based in Manchester, HideOut Youth Zone, which opened in 2020.

Hours: 
40 hours per week (including evenings and weekends)
Salary: 
£26,278 - £28,423 per annum
Location: 
HideOut Youth Zone (Gorton)
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Reception and Membership Coordinator at Empower Youth Zones

Empower Youth Zones is the charity that oversees the creation, management and sustainability of Youth Zones in Manchester and Salford.

These include HideOut Youth Zone located in Gorton, East Manchester which opened in 2020 and Salford Youth Zone located in Pendleton, Salford which is due to open to young people in Spring 2025.

HideOut and Salford Youth Zones provide children and young people aged 8-19 and up to 25 for those with additional needs with somewhere safe to go, something position to do and someone trusted to talk to.

Hours: 
Up to 10 hours per week (including evenings and weekends)
Salary: 
£12 per hour (Real Living Wage)
Location: 
HideOut Youth Zone (Gorton, M12 5PX)
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Asylum Seeker and Refugee Support Worker at Taban

Taban seeks to employ an Asylum Seeker and Refugee Support Worker based in Manchester Full or Part-time options available.

This is an opportunity to join Taban's team during the next phase of Taban’s growth.

For over three years, Taban has been a steadfast support system for Farsi-speaking refugees and asylum seekers in and around Manchester.

Hours: 
35 hours per week
Salary: 
£22,500 - £25,000 Full-time equivalent starting salary, with the potential to increase with experience and in line with growth in the organisation.
Location: 
Office is based in Fallowfield, South Manchester

Charity Digital: Artificial intelligence and digital inclusion

Artificial intelligence (AI) has many implications for the future of society. It relates to a wide array of everyday concerns such as human rights, privacy, mental health, healthcare, the workplace, the environment, civic participation, democracy, and equality. What’s more, it is up to each one of us to guide the powerful technology into having the most positive impact possible.

 

11 April, 2024 - 13:00 to 14:00
Online
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Media Trust: Communicating for Change - Getting It Right During The General Election

The Charity Commission has made it clear that campaigning is a legitimate activity for charities. But if you’re still unsure when or how you can campaign during a General Election, or what guidance you should be following, this training is for you.

We’ll (Media Trust) cover the important legislation, guidance and regulation that govern how charities campaign during elections to ensure they remain politically neutral.

15 April, 2024 - 10:00 to 12:00
Online
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Wrigley's Solicitors: Students' Unions - Part two: dealing with problems once they have arisen

Students’ unions have always been required to navigate contentious topics, from acting as referee in relation to student complaints to hosting debates and holding votes to set SU policy.  At Wrigleys, we’ve seen an increase in the complexity and sensitivity in the types of topics which students’ unions are having to engage with, set against an ever-changing legislative background, which places new demands on SU staff and officers.

9 May, 2024 - 11:00 to 12:00
Online
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Wrigley's Solicitors: Students' Unions - Part one: preventing problems arising

Students’ unions have always been required to navigate contentious topics, from acting as referee in relation to student complaints to hosting debates and holding votes to set SU policy.  At Wrigleys, we’ve seen an increase in the complexity and sensitivity in the types of topics which students’ unions are having to engage with, set against an ever-changing legislative background, which places new demands on SU staff and officers.

2 May, 2024 - 11:00 to 12:00
Online
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NCVO: Understanding environmental impact and creating a sustainable charity

Learn how your charity can take action on climate change, improve its relationship with the natural environment, and become more cost efficient.

Climate change is reducing the quality of our lives and widening social inequalities.

This course will give you an understanding of carbon, net zero and environmental change and how it's impacting the charity sector.

It will provide tools and information to help make your charity more sustainable.

9 April, 2024 - 10:00 to 15:00
Online
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