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What is the Greater Manchester Older People's Network?

5 Nov 2018 - 13:47 by victoria.jones

Hello! I’m Victoria and I will be working here at Macc for the next year as part of a Graduate training Programme called Charityworks.


At Macc, I’m part of the Active Communities team and I’ll be working primarily on the facilitation of the Greater Manchester Older People’s Network

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Brew and Biscuits

Systems Leadership is about how we lead when we’re not in charge and how we lead across our organisational boundaries, with a real focus on the importance of relationships, values, trust and behaviours.

Leaders can be anyone, anywhere across the system, as long as they are capable of working with others to create positive change.

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Are you going to the Big Alcohol Conversation launch? Would you like to be more involved?

2 Nov 2018 - 10:49 by michelle.foster

We will be hosting a meeting immediately following the launch event, hopefully in the same venue (TBC) and are looking for Manchester-based organisations to take part. It will be an opportunity for you to find out more about what is planned in the area, suggest groups and organisations to approach and help make sure we engage with as wide a range of people as possible. Lunch will be provided.

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Online health questionnaire for young people

2 Nov 2018 - 10:47 by michelle.foster

Greater Manchester Youth Network (GMYN) are circulating an online questionnaire for young people aged 13 to 25 to collect their views on health and health care provision in Manchester. Greater Manchester Youth Network

This is as part of a  piece of work being carried out by Manchester Clinical Commissioning Group, so it’s a really good opportunity for young people to have their say on health services and get their voices heard.

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Join the CLES Board of Trustees

2 Nov 2018 - 10:44 by michelle.foster

The Centre for Local Economic Strategies (CLES) are looking for someone from their network to apply to join their Board of Trustees. CLES

In particular, CLES are keen to welcome applications of interest from those of you with experience within the social sector. This experience may stem from involvement in cooperatives, social enterprises, community organisations (for example energy schemes and local currencies), mutually-owned businesses, and so on.

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GM Living Wage Campaign: Living Wage Week action

2 Nov 2018 - 10:41 by michelle.foster

Greater Manchester Living Wage Campaign are asking you to support a series of actions by the GM Living Wage Campaign and partners during Living Wage Week 5 – 11 November. GM Living Wage Campaign

The GM Living Wage Campaign is hosted by GM Poverty Action. This year they are focusing on the Co-operative Group and influencing them to become Living Wage accredited. You can help influence by:

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Manchester City Council Universal Credit Survey 2018

2 Nov 2018 - 10:31 by michelle.foster

Universal Credit Full Service has rolled out across Manchester for new claimants and those with changes of circumstances, and Live Service claimants are in the process of migrating across. Manchester City Council would like to understand the impact of Universal Credit on the residents of Manchester and have created a survey asking residents how Universal Credit has affected them and their families. Manchester City Council

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