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£30 Million is now available to fund community projects in some of the most deprived areas of the country. People will be encouraged to give time, expertise and resources towards the projects they identify in their areas. The government will match these pound for pound, helping to stimulate local action towards meeting community needs.
Ward Allocation: £33,910
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This summer Swinton is looking to help people and the communities they live in by completing projects that matter to them.
From Monday 21 July 2014 to Sunday 3 August 2014 you can nominate a project in your local community to win £5000 and if you’re the lucky person who nominated the winning community project you’ll receive £250.
For further information and to nominate, visit: www.swinton.co.uk/in-the-know/project-summer/
Manchester City Council are offering grants of up to £200 to help clean-up areas across Manchester.
Grants are available to help you to run regular clean-ups and, or greening events in the area in which you live. Please note grants will only be awarded for clean-up projects taking place within the Manchester boundaries.
Discuss with your neighbours or group what event or activity you would like to do, and get quotes or costings for anything you might need.
Grants can be for tools, equipment, materials and any other reasonable costs for carrying out a clean-up project.
#GivingTuesday is a global day of giving and this year it’s taking place on 2 December.
After the sales of Black Friday and the online shopping boom on Cyber Monday, #GivingTuesday is an opportunity to come together to show the world why it’s good to give. Whether it’s making a donation, volunteering your time or just spreading the word at the start of the Christmas shopping season, #GivingTuesday is a call to action for everyone who wants to give something back.
The Veolia Environmental Trust are committed to supporting community and environmental projects across the UK. These include improving community halls, creating new play areas and skate parks, and restoring green spaces. Projects must restore derelict land, prevent pollution, provide public amenities or encourage biodiversity.
With the General election less than a year away, the Charity Commission, the regulator of charities in England and Wales, is urging charities to follow new guidance on campaigning for charities, produced by the Electoral Commission, and to follow its own rules on political campaigning.
Volunteer Centre Manchester (VCM) is collaborating with not for profit organisation Manchester Community Transport (MCT) with the overall aim of improving the service MCT can offer to community groups and charities that work with the people of Greater Manchester.
Your Tung Sing (YTS) provides housing related support services to clients in Your Tung Sing properties and properties external to the organisation. The service provides short term housing related floating support services to clients of all ages and of any tenure within the City of Manchester boundary.
The Manchester Common Assessment Framework (MCAF) is a key part of Manchester’s Early Help Strategy and the Threshold of Need Document. Participation by voluntary and community sector (VCS) groups in MCAF is low in Manchester and nationally and the majority of engagement is with a small number of established medium to large voluntary sector organisations (£100,000 ->£1,000,000 funding) that employ professional staff.
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May-June Children Young People and Families Strategic Update
Here is an outline of the key strategic issues affecting the sector at the moment as well as relevant papers being presented at the Children's Board and Manchester Safeguarding Children's Board.
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