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Lankelly Chase has a Greater Manchester Local Fund to engage groups and organisations led by marginalised women and marginalised young people. Funding will go primarily to communities of colour, but not exclusively.
£250,000 in total is available to support around 30 projects. Grants of up to £5,000 for smaller spaces and up to £8,000 for larger spaces are available.
The Thriving Communities Fund will support local voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise projects that bring together place-based partnerships to improve and increase the range and reach of available social prescribing community activities – especially for those people most impacted by Covid-19 and health inequalities.
The Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) have commissioned 10GM to deliver a programme of work around community-led approaches. The first two Pilot areas are Bolton covering the area of New Bury and in Manchester covering Moss Side, Rusholme and Hulme.
Voluntary Sector North West (VSNW) are working in partnership with the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership to recruit young people living in Greater Manchester as Digital History Makers who will support their campaign to make smoking history in Greater Manchester. VSNW are particularly looking for people who are creative, passionate and engaging.
Do you need research and analysis to help solve a specific challenge or opportunity? Would you benefit from actionable recommendations on a strategic issue? Your organisation could benefit from Pilotlight’s Setting Directions or Unlocking Insights programme.
Cycle and Stride for Active Lives is an exciting new project to help people and groups become more active through cycling and walking. Having the opportunity to enjoy exercise and physical activity is vital to the health and wellbeing of everyone, regardless of gender, physical ability, cultural background, age or socio-economic status.
Did you know:
The More Club is for anyone over the age of 50 living in Harpurhey, Charlestown or Higher Blackley who wants to get out more, do more and meet more people.
The More Club is organising activities for the future in your neighbourhood such as indoor bowling, craft sessions, gardening workshops, book clubs, coffee mornings and more.
Socially distanced concerts for people who are shielding due to Covid-19, delivered to their homes, at a safe distance (outdoors and indoors) or video recorded.
In these cold months, why not offer an uplifting cup of warmth to a loved one, someone you know or for yourself?
Concerts can be requested until 20 January 2021 in your area and other locations in England.
Lockdowns, furlough, and high unemployment, you’ve got more important things than your phone bill to think about. If you’re a jobseeker, Voxi want to give you Endless Data (+ calls and texts) at £10 a month for six months.
Who’s it for?
It’s for people currently on:
Do you know someone who has Internet access at home but doesn't have the skills or confidence to use it as effectively as they would like? Whether you have a smartphone, tablet, laptop or computer, free telephone support is available.
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