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The week includes lectures, debates and workshops on the theme of ‘Addressing Inequalities’.
There are shows and events across Manchester to discover for Black History Month throughout October.
History has proven to be an important part of forming ones Identity and development. Having access to history allows us to see who we have been and who we can become. The more we delve into and expose the many stories that make up history, the more we unravel the many complicated, connected and multifaceted layers that make up the human spirit and the people who made us who we are today.
The Cabinet Office Centre for Social Action and Hospice UK are launching a fund of up to £1 million to support existing projects that engage volunteers in social action to enable continued social interaction and to improve the experience for people at end of life and their families.
Every Friday 12.30pm-3.30pm come along and enjoy the social-café, craft and cooking workshops.
Also banish the Sunday blues for a fortnightly session 3pm-8pm starting on Sunday 19 October 2014.
On Sunday’s 19 October, 2, 16, 30 November and 14 December, 3pm-6pm there are creative-craft workshops and the Rusholme Film Club starting at 6pm.
If you are interested in community organising and would like to start your own activities, this is the place for you with support, mentoring and training available.
The Breakthrough UK National Independent Living Awards celebrate the organisations or individuals that show commitment to - and innovation in - the independence of disabled people.
Independent living means having the same choice and control in our day-to-day lives as non-disabled people.
Key Themes of OFSTED Inspection of Manchester 2014
Manchester has an unsatisfactory OFSTED report
The Cabinet Office is inviting voluntary, community and social enterprise sector organisations to apply for grants of £50,000 or more to support projects that will improve the lives of unpaid family carers in England.
The Fund is aimed at organisations with plans to expand or develop ambitious social action projects that will help to improve the lives of carers. (A carer is anyone who looks after, unpaid, a friend or family member who cannot cope without their support. This may be due to illness, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction.)
The Triangle Trust 1949 Fund offers funding for specialist community and voluntary organisations working with carers or the rehabilitation of offenders or ex-offenders within the UK
Grow Your Tenner will launch at 10am on Tuesday 14 October.
Throughout the campaign, Local Giving will be matching one-time donations pound-for-pound up to £10, and monthly donations up to £10 per month for 6 months.
All charities with active memberships are eligible to receive match funding, and the campaign will run across the whole of the UK.
For further information and to take part, visit: https://localgiving.com/campaign/gyt
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