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DSC Social Change Awards celebrate the passionate individuals and effective organisations committed to making a positive impact on society. 
The Social Change Awards are for all those working to achieve a positive change in society – individuals, charities, community groups, companies, public bodies.
The Manchester Safeguarding Boards (MSB) comprises the Manchester Safeguarding Adults Board (MSAB) and the Manchester Safeguarding Children Boards (MSCB). The Boards share an Independent Chair, Julia Stephens-Row; and are supported by the MSB Business Unit. 
The Manchester Carers Network want to know what support information and advice you need.
Manchester Carers Network, a group of 21 voluntary organisations who provide information, advice and support to carers, is working with LGBT Foundation, who deliver support and information services to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) communities, with an aim of understanding the views of LGBT carers and learning how they can help improve access to services, support and information that is relevant and beneficial to them as a carer.
Want to increase your skills, confidence and knowledge, gain work experience and meet new people?
Manchester Volunteer Advice Project needs Receptionists, Interpreters, Advisors, Immigration Assistants, Advice Support Workers and Training and Recruitment Assistants for local advice organisations…
The training course is due to start on 25 July 2018.
For further information and to confirm your attendance contact Dawn Kaveney on 0792 146 4609, or email: [email protected]
Professor Eddie Kane, Director Centre for Health and Justice, at University of Nottingham is nearing the end of a review of service for three cohorts of victims of crime on behalf of GMCA: Sexual Violence and Abuse Victims/Survivors; Victims/Survivors of Domestic Violence; and Young People.
The University of Nottingham and Centre for Mental Health are carrying out a review of services in Greater Manchester and they want to hear what people who use these services have to say.
**THIS GRANTS PROGRAMME IS NOW CLOSED FOR APPLICATIONS**
Mini-grants Programme 2019-2020
(Financed by the Eric Wright Charitable Trust)
THIS PROGRAMME IS NOW CLOSED
Following last year’s successful pilot scheme, Macc is pleased to announce a new round of Manchester City Council’s Small Grants Inclusion Programme.
Britain could end homelessness within 10 years with the right measures in place, says a landmark report by the charity Crisis, backed by high-profile figures such as the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dame Louise Casey, and international homelessness experts.
Everybody In: How to end homelessness in Great Britain resets the current approach to homelessness and sets out the exact government policies needed to end it for good. It finds that everyone who is homeless could have a stable home within 10 years if the measures are adopted in full.
Information for the bulletin is compiled from a number of sources including Grantfinder, GMCVO (Greater Manchester Council for Voluntary Organisations) and direct from funders themselves. It showcases just a few of the hundreds of funding opportunities available for local community, voluntary and faith organisations. 
This bulletin is produced by a partnership of local support and development agencies across Greater Manchester.
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