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The aim of the session is to give coordinators of volunteers a better understanding of their legal obligations in managing their volunteers effectively. It covers such things as employment law, health and safety and lone working.
This session focusses on the legal obligations of managing volunteers.
The aim of the session is to give coordinators of volunteers a better understanding of their legal obligations in managing their volunteers effectively. It covers such things as employment law, health and safety and lone working.
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£4,000 Cost of Living Crisis Partnership Grants VCSE Covid Recovery Fund Request for Expressions of Interest |
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The city of Manchester has increasingly become a place where people come to do business. From small enterprises to corporate giants, growth over the last 20 years has seen the city become a hub for several key sectors. In value terms the wider Greater Manchester economy generates more wealth than Sheffield, Leeds and Liverpool combined1 and in 2021 amounted to £87bn.2
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By Emily McKinnell
By Zara Hakobyan
The Environment, Climate Change and Neighbourhoods Scrutiny Committee convened for its first meeting of 2024 on May 23rd. Chaired by Councillor Shilton Godwin, the agenda featured two items: Item 1, which comprised the Manchester City Council's Climate Change Programme, Climate Change Action Plan Work Programme 2024-25 and Climate Change Action Plan 2025-30 Development for discussion in public, as well as the Item 2, a forthcoming council work review to be looked at after the public recording is closed.
The Women’s Urgent Support Fund is supported by over £5.4 million of funding from The National Lottery Community Fund. Through the Women’s Urgent Support Fund £5.43 million will be awarded in grants to c.100 small, local community organisations led by and serving women, enabling 20,000 women to access vital specialist support services over five years.
The Women’s Urgent Support Fund Round 2 is a continuation of Round 1 and will support organisations providing frontline services for women to manage the impact of the cost-of-living crisis.
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