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The Charity Service, a registered charity since September 1990 offering grant funding to other charities, voluntary organisations and CIC’s operating within Greater Manchester has recently relaunched it website.
www.charityservice.org.uk has been completely redesigned and updated.
The information can be downloaded as a PDF here
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Updated 10.07.2020
Persimmon Homes has joined forces with Team GB – the British Olympic Association – to give away over £1 million to help projects for young people aged under 18 across England, Wales and Scotland.
The competition has three categories: Education and Arts, Sport, and Health, each with the following prizes:
Do you have mental health needs?
Do you want to make a claim for Universal Credit?
Are you have difficulties managing your claim?
Manchester Mind can help contact the team by telephone 0751 121 9062 / 0792 146 4609 / 0161 769 5732 or email: [email protected] to make an appointment
The Caribbean and African Network (CAHN) have launched a support helpline for the Caribbean and African Community which will provide information and advice, food and single mothers peer support.
Contact 0771 002 2382 between 6am and midnight or email: [email protected]
A new collaborative campaign to Save our Social Enterprises has been launched. We know that Social enterprises are at the heart of the fight against coronavirus and that they will be vital for the social and economic recovery from this crisis, but too many are falling through the cracks in Government support.
There are four key points to the campaign:
Action for Children have teamed up with Royal Mail and The Prince’s Trust to launch their Can’t Talk, Write toolkits. These downloadable work books are full of activities to get young people writing.
There are two toolkits: one for young people aged 11-18 years old and one for adults working with young people. Each toolkit includes printable activities and ideas to get young people writing.
The Government has launched a major effort to tackle loneliness and social isolation during the coronavirus outbreak and period of social distancing.
Led by Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden, the plan will aim to ensure that, for people of all ages and backgrounds, staying at home does not need to lead to loneliness.
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