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TLC: Talk Listen Change are a successful relationships charity with a vision for society where people enjoy good emotional well-being and personal resilience, supported by positive relationships in all areas of their life.
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…
To find out more, visit Manchester Methodist Hall, Central Buildings, Oldham Street, M1 1JQ on:
Harpurhey Neighbourhood Project is currently looking to let their Annexe space in their Centre on a part or full time basis. This is a large open space approximately 28ft x 30ft with its own separate kitchen area, a small office and storage room. It also has one accessible toilet.
The Annexe space has its own entrance and has 24 hour access. The entrance leads from a small garden which also has an entrance to a Café area offering meals at lunchtime Monday – Friday.
The first of its kind ever to take place in our city-region, the GM fortnight of fun launches on Monday 2 July with three simultaneous events taking place from 12noon to 4pm at Manchester City Art Gallery, Central Library and Albert Square. 
To launch #VolunteersWeek (1-7 June) Survivors Manchester announced the creation of a number of new volunteering opportunities. Over the past 10 years, Survivors Manchester have seen more and more boys and men stepping forward and breaking their silence by asking for support and in response, they have developed a range of services to help. 
Nurse. Construction Worker. Accountant. Mum. Business owner. Farmer. Dentist. Student - just some of the lives people led before they were forced to flee their home countries and become refugees. Lives defined by work, education or family. If you live in Manchester, Salford or nearby and have lots of UK work experience - in any sector - you can apply to be a volunteer mentor to make a difference to refugees' employment prospects.
Dr Sharon Mcdonnell, is leading a national suicide bereavement survey, conducted by the University of Manchester and Support After Suicide Partnership. Anyone, aged 18 and over, in the UK, who considers themselves bereaved or affected by suicide (including professionals e.g. police and ambulance staff etc.) who might be exposed to such deaths can participate. You will be asked to complete an online survey which will identify your experiences and needs, to help inform the developments of services for those bereaved by suicide in the future.
As part of an MSc dissertation, Lee Smorthit is looking for participants - marketing managers within the charity sector - to engage in an interview with.
Lee is primarily seeking to understand the role of digital marketing in the industry and the ways charities understand measurement specifically. The interview will look at themes such as impact factors, measurement tools used, motivations and the types of metrics that one employs. The optimal outcome will be a set of recommendations that can be adopted and implemented in order to address any prevailing issues within the sector.
A Greater Manchester hospital service review is currently taking place involving a team of doctors, patients and other healthcare staff from across the region to make children’s health care services the best they can be and to make them sustainable and affordable for the future. 
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