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The grants exist to ensure that grassroots community groups are able to access the resources they need to deliver in their communities.
Could you or someone you know be an invaluable help to the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) by emptying or finding a new home for our lonely Sooty collection boxes?
RNIB urgently need volunteers across Manchester to help raise funds to provide vital services to blind and partially sighted people. Your spare time could open doors for people with sight loss.
For over 10 years NCVO has built connections with organisations across Japan, where civil society has been playing an increasingly important role in public service delivery.
NCVO have a long-standing partnership with the Japan Association of Charitable Organisations (JACO), working together to create new opportunities for professionals and organisations from both countries.
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The Lesbian and Gay Foundation (LGF) are looking to conduct interviews with LGB people who use or have used drugs and/or alcohol and have accessed help, advice or support for a substance use issue. This could include help, advice or support from substance use services, as well as the internet, friends and family, a GP, a telephone helpline, self-help books etc.
If so, you could be awarded cash and support through the Star People programme to help change Collyhurst for the better.
Come along to Church of the Saviour, Eggington Street, Collyhurst, M40 7RN on Thursday 5th December between 12pm and 2pm for a chat and a brew to find out more.
Groundwork is working in partnership with UnLtd, the Foundation for Social Entrepreneurs to raise awareness of the Star People programme in Collyhurst, Manchester.
Greater Manchester (GM) has been allocated €415 million by the UK Government for the next European programming period from 2014 until 2020 and has produced a Draft European Structural and Investment Funds Investment Plan, which sets out the priorities which will be supported by funds that will come from the European Commission between 2014-2020.
103 Regiment in the North West (with centres in Liverpool, Bolton, St Helen's and Manchester) has developed a one day Personal Development Day which provides a no cost opportunity for individuals to gain an insight into leadership, teamwork, communication, confidence building, fitness assessment.
The Silver Community Reporter training is accredited by the Institute of Community Reporters and participants become part of wider network of Community. It is a three day programme for up to eight participants. Participants will:
Manchester’s Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCG’s) and Manchester City Council are working together to redesign mental health and wellbeing services with an intention to commission new services from April 2015.
What has happened?
Macc has helped them to co-ordinate their engagement with people who use or might use mental health services and people who act as informal carers. We did this by inviting different voluntary sector organisations, in their role as advocates for communities, to hold a focus group with the people who use their services.
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