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The Manchester Social Economy Alliance is a group of organisations that are a part of the social economy in Manchester. Organisations in the social economy are businesses which reinvest all of their profits into achieving a social or economic goal. Our mailing list will receive information about upcoming events run by the alliance, and news about developments in Manchester's social economy. Please contact Josephine McMeeking at [email protected] with anything you would like to circulate to alliance members.
Greater Manchester Youth Network (GMYN) is looking for a new Grants and Trusts Fundraiser to join their team and support their exciting youth charity to apply to a range of trusts/grant giving bodies to generate income.
As an integral part of the Fundraising and Development team, you will work closely with the rest of the team to secure financial income enabling GMYN to meet its income generation targets. The Grants and Trust Fundraiser will bring their own ideas to seek new grant providers and apply accordingly for delivery and core funding for the charity.
Community Explorers meetings are a platform for VCSE groups and public sector colleagues across Manchester to communicate and connect with each other. It is a space to discuss work and collaboration opportunities, voice concerns, and publicise offers and events. It is an opportunity to have your voice heard in your community and learn from others about what is happening in your area. Each group also has its own mailing list, which members can use to share and receive information and updates with the wider network in their area.
Hear from Feeding Britain partners who will share their good practice on running school holiday programmes.
If you’re unable to attend the webinar by registering to attend you will receive a recording of the webinar.
There has never been a greater need for fundraisers to get-together and share knowledge and experience.
This Meet the Funder event is with Michelle Brodie, Community and Environment Lead for Groundwork West Midlands.
Enjoy a fundraising evening of authentic Gujarati food, with take home lunch for the next day included.
On Sunday 19 May Cracking Good Food are taking over Disorder MCR to raise funds to support their mission to create a fairer food system across Greater Manchester and to directly help Barnabus who provide a lifeline to the homeless in Manchester. For every ticket sold we will provide a nourishing hot meal to support the Barnabus community. Cracking Good Food delighted to be partnering with Disorder for the evening.
Join Women’s Resource Centre at their second annual leadership conference!
This free one-day conference, held in Manchester, will delve into the crucial themes of economic justice and empowerment, specifically focusing on groundbreaking ideas and solutions for achieving financial independence. It will explore innovative approaches to working, organising, delivering services, and supporting women and girls in ways that truly meet their needs.
Do you have staff or volunteers whom you have identified as lone workers? If the answer is "Yes" then you need to know about Be Magnificent's one-day training course 'Lone Working and managing challenging situations'.
The course is suitable for any member of staff or volunteer working in a lone environment and their management support.
Join the discussion on how to make Greater Manchester a better place for women and girls.
Join GM4Women’s next Dialogue, Deeds and Determination event in Salford hosted at the University of Salford at the historic Maxwell Hall, Peel Park campus with a plenary session focusing on political engagement and representation.
The aim is to continue the mission of bringing together women and girls from across Greater Manchester to share our lived experiences across our themes of employment, safety, participation, education and culture, and sport.
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