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On Saturday 3 March 2018, Jackie Driver, Chief Executive of Breakthrough UK, and Jenny Gradwell, Daughter of the late Lorraine Gradwell, launched The Trust Lorraine Foundation at the Walk for Women in Manchester. The Foundation - in Lorraine Gradwell’s name - is a joint project between the Greater Manchester Coalition of Disabled People (GMCDP) and Breakthrough UK to increase disabled people’s representation in elected office.
South Manchester GP Federation / Manchester Primary Care Partnership invite you to their August Neighbourhood Partnership meetings (formerly called wider stakeholder meetings) for South Manchester.
The dates and times of the meetings are:
Didsbury, Chorlton and Burnage Neighbourhood Partnership – 2 August 2018 at 1.30pm
Withington and Fallowfield Neighbourhood Partnership – 9 August 2018 at 1.30pm
Wythenshawe and Northenden Neighbourhood Partnership – 16 August 2018 at 1.30pm
Wythenshawe Neighbourhood Partnership – 30 August 2018 at 1.30pm
Together Now are looking to expand their board and would like to appoint two new trustees. Together Now are a small charity and the current trustees play various roles within the organisation, some taking a more traditional trustee role and some being more hands on with the work we do. All trustees have good involvement with the case load as well as strategic decision making. 
Manchester Metropolitan University is in the process of conducting an online survey into fire safety in the workplace and the views of deaf or disabled people. 
Manchester Metropolitan University is undertaking research into workplace fire safety. If you consider yourself to have a hearing impairment or a disability you can complete this survey.
Last year The Charity Commission consulted with the charity sector about the annual return for 2018. Based on the outcome of this consultation The Charity Commission are introducing a tailored annual return later this summer. It will include new questions that charities can start preparing for now. 
Are you interested in raising unlimited funds for your community group through a new opportunity? If so come along to an information event to find out more.
Date & Time: Wednesday 8 August 2018, 12pm-1:30pm
Venue: Etihad Stadium, Ashton New Road, Manchester
Fabulous Fan Fayre - are inviting local VCSE groups to an open day to explore how not for profit organisations can raise funds in a unique and exciting way.
IVAR (Institute for Voluntary Action Research) has published a new report, The Future for Communities, which imagines what a powerful community could look like and sets out what this means for working with communities in the future.
We’ve been asked by RAPAR to circulate this information:
19 July 2018, between 9 and 10am tomorrow morning outside Dallas Court, Salford, M50 2GF
The Home Office have rejected Nestor's application and told him to present at Dallas Court on 19 July 2018. David and Branwen McHugh, longstanding members of the Central Manchester Quaker Meeting who worked with Nestor for several years on the boaz trust winter nightshelter project for destitute men write as follows:
Over the next two years, the ideal candidate will work closely with the trustees of Voluntary Youth Manchester in co-ordinating an opportunity for the community-based youth work sector to come together and, drawing on VYM’s own resources and strengths, undertake an audit of and develop VYM’s practice in responding to issues of equality and diversity. 
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