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My experience includes 30+ years in youth and community development and supporting other VCSE groups. I currently manage 4CT and Levenshulme Inspire (both operating multi-purpose community centres and community services) and am a mentor on the local authority Conversation to Cash programme . I have a range of qualifications from facilities management to voluntary sector management and experience including quality assurance assessment and youth and play work.
My experience includes 30+ years in youth and community development and supporting other VCSE groups. I currently manage 4CT and Levenshulme Inspire (both operating multi-purpose community centres and community services) and am a mentor on the local authority Conversation to Cash programme . I have a range of qualifications from facilities management to voluntary sector management and experience including quality assurance assessment and youth and play work.
My experience includes 30+ years in youth and community development and supporting other VCSE groups. I currently manage 4CT and Levenshulme Inspire (both operating multi-purpose community centres and community services) and am a mentor on the local authority Conversation to Cash programme . I have a range of qualifications from facilities management to voluntary sector management and experience including quality assurance assessment and youth and play work.
My experience includes 30+ years in youth and community development and supporting other VCSE groups. I currently manage 4CT and Levenshulme Inspire (both operating multi-purpose community centres and community services) and am a mentor on the local authority Conversation to Cash programme . I have a range of qualifications from facilities management to voluntary sector management and experience including quality assurance assessment and youth and play work.
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: 22 February 2016, 11am-1pm
Venue: Etihad Stadium, Ashton New Road, Manchester
Working in partnership with Fabulous Fan Fayre - Macc 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.
Communities across Greater Manchester are being invited to bid for a slice of £900,000 to reduce demand on police services by building strong neighbourhoods, boosting volunteering, and empowering the region’s young people.
The funds available include:
Commissioner’s neighbourhood fund
Grants of up to £1000 (from a total fund of £200,000) are available for projects that contribute to stronger, safer neighbourhoods; increase neighbourliness; and encourage communities to help themselves and others.
NHS England wants to support the involvement of people with a learning disability who are given the least chance to have their say. This is so that people: have their experiences listened to; can be involved in improving healthcare; and can tell NHS England about the issues and challenges that make it harder for them to get the same quality of healthcare as everyone else.
Manchester's annual Hate Crime Awareness Week takes place from 8 -14 February 2016, when the new Manchester hate Crime strategy 2016-2019 will be launched.
The city will play host to a full calendar of community events celebrating diversity and raising awareness of hate crime and hate crime third party reporting centres.
FareShare FoodCloud is a new scheme which helps charities and community groups like you to access the free, unsold, surplus food from a day’s sales at your local Tesco supermarket. Using the simple mobile technology FoodCloud, FareShare have already helped 60 UK charity groups to access over 20 tonnes of fresh, good quality, free food.
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