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Fiona Worral - Strategic Director - Neighbourhoods at Manchester City Council
Michael Salmon - Programme Lead - Our Manchester Funds
Shefali Kapoor - Head of Neighbourhoods at Manchester City Council
Angela Harrington - Director of Inclusive Economy
But what does this mean for Manchester people? The city’s Director of Public Health, David Regan answers your questions on the latest details around testing, tracing and isolating.
Women are the lynchpins of communities that have experienced decades of economic, social and political disadvantage.
Inspired by the Kenyan and South African savings-based movements of Shack/Slum Dwellers International, women in Greater Manchester have come together to establish local group saving schemes. Groups regularly save small amounts together, building trust and identifying issues they want to work on together.
Based on recent conversations and engagement that’s been going on surrounding support for sport and physical activity groups and volunteering during Covid-19, GreaterSport have put together a survey to gather feedback and shape how they might move forward with any future appetite to continue this engagement.
Over the past three years communities up and down the country have come together to celebrate the life of Jo Cox MP. Thousands of community events have taken place, with people around the country showing that we have more in common.
George Floyd was murdered. He was not the first victim of police brutality and nor is America the only country in which this happens.
At Macc we want to express our solidarity and support to the Black Lives Matter movement and for our brothers and sisters in Minneapolis, Manchester and around the world who are rightly fighting for racial and social justice.
The Next Steps programme is BBC Children in Need’s response programme designed to deliver support for children and young people affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Eligible organisations will be able to apply for up to £80,000 for projects commencing in September 2020. These grants can last up to 18 months. It is designed for established organisations who are already delivering work in their communities and further afield.
One Manchester recognises that the summer holidays will present a challenge to many families who are struggling to feed their children healthy meals. This is especially the case for those who may benefit from free school meals or vouchers during term time.
Small grants from £50 to £1,000 are available for voluntary and community groups and social enterprises to encourage people who are usually less active to get out and start walking, or increase the amount they walk.
Applications that encourage people who are usually less active or inactive to start or increase the amount they walk whilst following social distancing guidelines.
Museum Detox exists to empower people of colour working in the museums and heritage sector. Membership is completely free, offering a UK-wide community and the opportunity to connect with Detoxers in the North. Sign up can be completed through this short online form.
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