GMCVO survey: Public sector funding of VCSE organisations in Greater Manchester: 2018-2020
GMCVO conducted a survey in 2018 to obtain a quick snapshot of the level of public sector funding into the VCSE sector across GM. The responses received were subsequently used to inform discussions with colleagues within the GM Health and Social Care Partnership about the impact of a Memorandum of Understanding between the GM VCSE sector and the GM Health and Social Care Partnership on funding into the VCSE sector.
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Greater Manchester Coalition of Disabled People (GMCDP) is celebrating 35 years of activism and campaigning for the rights and full inclusion for all disabled people. GMCDP want more disabled people to get involved and carry on their work. You’re invited to visit their website or get in contact with them to find out more about what they do.
Cracking Good Food, a not for profit social enterprise that teaches people how to cook affordable, healthy food from scratch is celebrating 10 years in business and has this month relaunched its website.
Food Drop, a platform that ensures unsold food from the high street goes to local charities, is coming to Manchester.
As the coronavirus having reached the UK, Survivors Manchester want to take their responsibility in preventing the spread of the infection and as a precaution and on advice from their NHS Commissioners they have agreed to temporarily suspend the Drop In service.
In the latest newsletter today GM Poverty Action look at the GM Food Poverty Action Plan one year on and share information about the progress made. GM Poverty Action also ask for your contributions to a discussion taking place later this month in London about how the NHS tackles poverty.
Charities are being asked to take part in this year’s Charity Digital Skills Report, the annual barometer of the sector’s use of digital technology.
Nominations are open for Charity Times’ annual awards ceremony.
User led organisations (ULOs) can apply for a grant to deliver and/or commission training for people who employ their own care and support (individual employers), and their personal assistants (PAs).
Manchester has committed to play its full part in tackling the global climate emergency. We have committed to urgent action to reduce our CO2 by at least 50% during 2020-2025 and reduce to zero emissions by 2038 at the very latest.
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