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The Reader is offering ways for people to find comfort, meaning and connection during the Covid-19 crisis.
If you’re a charity, prison, NHS body or other organisation who is keen to bring the comfort and escapism of reading to people you support, you may be interested in this free offer:
There’s never been a better time to try riding in winter
During the first coronavirus lockdown, cycling in the UK increased by 300% and many people reported finding quieter roads much more enjoyable to ride on. The roads are likely to be quieter this November too, so there has never been a better time to try riding in winter.
CHARM (Communities For Holistic Accessible Rights-based Mental Health) have been asked by the government to review ethnic disparities and inequality in the UK, focusing on the following 4 areas: education employment and enterprise health crime and policing.
Are you interested in doing a one to one free employability course online where you achieve Two Level One qualifications and improve health and wellbeing?
The course would cover skills needed for employment such as:
The lead article, written by Graham Whitham, looks at voluntary adoption of Socio-Economic Duty. Also written for GMPA is an article about poverty as a health issue. There are more short items and a list of forthcoming events.
Baubles 4 Beds is a fundraising event using Papier Mache to make Christmas tree baubles and then using them to help raise funds for Manchester Homeless. This is a Frank Dowd art project and the sale of these baubles will be split between Coffee4Craig, Barnabus and Mustard Tree.
People across Greater Manchester are being encouraged to help make baubles to raise money for the three local charities.
Every year Lady Pedal do what they can to support local charities that support those in need of a little extra help in our community. For obvious reasons they can't do their usual big group ride this year so instead a small group (split into pairs) of the Lady Pedal team will be running a food bank collection service by bike on 28 November, 10am-12pm.
Talent is a free 12-week work experience course, starting on 27 November 2020, designed to fast-track women (19+) into full-time employment with partner employers in Greater Manchester and Lancashire.
The Iraqi Welfare Association is opening a new office in Manchester in order to provide free community outreach service to families and vulnerable people, as a result of the impact of Covid-19.
Has Covid cancelled your staff Christmas party? You can donate the unused cost of you Christmas party to a charity of your choice. Join many other businesses in making a big difference to a lot of people’s lives this Xmas. Donate the unused cost of your Xmas party to a charity of your choice.
To become a hero and be part of something this fantastic, all you need to do is:
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