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Manchester Nature Consortium (MNC) are looking for 4 passionate, energetic and creative young people aged 12-17, from across Greater Manchester to join the Manchester Nature Consortium Youth Panel. The Youth Panel will work alongside the Manchester Nature Consortium and the 6 current Youth Panel members to plan and deliver the 3rd annual Manchester Festival of Nature at Heaton Park.
GMCVO has partnered with The Growth Company to help GM VCSE organisations access and benefit from the Government’s Kickstart scheme – helping to give young people the opportunity to gain skills and experience that will boost their employability and in turn inject the talents and energies of young people to help organisations with their recovery.
As part of the Media Trusts new Digital Skills Programme, supported by Google.org, they are offering 20 charities an incredible opportunity to be matched with an expert digital mentor for a 3-6 month period starting in January 2021.
How a digital mentor can help your charity
20 charities across the UK will be selected to take part in the mentoring programme which will run from January to July 2021.
The Media Trust are giving 200 charities the chance to win free digital marketing strategy training for their organisation. The practical training will help you build a plan to engage your audiences and raise your profile online.
Do you have an idea for a project/enterprise that will bring positive change?
Businesses Under Development (BUD) are delighted to offer a limited number of places for our signature 8-week online programme called Lead Positive Change. BUD are working alongside Ubele to empower BAME community members and provide the tools you need to launch your ideas.
Starting mid-Jan, the programme includes:
The Beacon Centre is a disused council owned building in the heart of Clayton in East Manchester, formerly known as the Barrington Community Centre.
A group of local people have established a new charity and are looking to re-open the centre as a community-led resource through a community asset transfer.
Governors for Schools is a national education charity that places skilled volunteers on school governing boards across England and Wales.
Governors for Schools are holding monthly webinars where attendees can learn more about the role of school governors, how to apply, and what volunteers can gain from the experience.
Households across Manchester will soon be asked to take part in Census 2021.
The census is a once-in-a-decade survey that gives the most accurate estimate of all the people and households in England and Wales. It has been carried out every decade since 1801, with the exception of 1941.
In this issue GM Poverty Action review Living Wage Week 2020, which despite being online was busy and successful, and an article looks at the links between debt and ill health. There is an update on the Good Food Bag and there are a number of short items.
Earlier in the year, Macc held a couple of webinars looking at individual and team resilience. As we move in to the winter months, our routines have to change and we will be tackling real challenges, both personally and at work.
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In this webinar, we will explore the key aspects of winter resilience, the specific current challenges you might be facing, and you will have the opportunity to both share your personal challenges and to offer your ideas to help others.
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