Everyone in for good – Ending rough sleeping for good after the lockdown
Homeless Link is calling for urgent national and local action so that nobody is forced to sleep rough after lockdown.
Actions to protect people sleeping rough during the Coronavirus lockdown have demonstrated that with the right level of focus and investment, progress can be made in tackling rough sleeping. We now have a unique opportunity to build on this progress and end rough sleeping for good.
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The Government has introduced additional grant funding aimed at small businesses with ongoing, fixed property-related costs who didn’t qualify for the Small Business Grant or the Retail, Hospitality and Leisure Grant due to either not having a rates liability or not meeting the Government-set criteria.
The Greater Manchester Combined authority have released a Greater Manchester Wellbeing and Mental Health During COVID-19 booklet.
As part of Transport for Greater Manchester (TFGM) approach to encourage and champion those who’ve continued to, or switched to, active travel during the Coronavirus outbreak, TFGM are seeking to find any active travel case studies to help them spread the positive message going forwards. Ideally by championing real-life stories of people who’ve done this to create visible, relatable, and achievable examples.
The UCL Department of Behavioural Science and Health and the UCL Centre for Behaviour Change, in collaboration with Action on Smoking and Health, Cancer Research UK and Public Health England, is launching a new survey about HEalth BEhaviours in relation to COvid-19 (HEBECO Study).
ella is a forum of Third Sector leaders that come together for personal development, learning and peer to peer support. The need for such a forum could not be greater than in the circumstances we find ourselves in right now.
Grant funding and 12 week support programme for charities and not-for-profit organisations to explore digital service delivery challenges.
The project aims to support people with MS in Greater Manchester to improve their emotional wellbeing and financial security. It’s funded by the National Lottery Community Fund and is delivered in partnership with Citizens Advice Manchester.
Is your experience during COVID-19 represented? Are your stories missing? The Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Education Trust would love to hear from you.
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