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Neighbourhood Matched Fund Manchester Panels
Click on the links below for further information about the funding available in your ward and to apply for funding
Ancoats and Clayton
Baguley and Newall Green
Neighbourhood Matched Fund Panel Information
What is a Community First Panel?
Each eligible ward will need to have a Community First Panel, made up of 4-8 local people. The Panel will work with their community to produce a Community First Plan and recommend projects/activities to be funded in their ward.
Being a panel member is a voluntary activity and no individual can be paid for their work on the panel.
Endowment Match Challenge
The Endowment Match Challenge aims to raise £100m in donations through individual and corporate philanthropy. Donations received will then be matched with £50m of government investment. Endowment funds raised will continue to grow over the life of the programme to ensure a sustainable source of funding for communities in years to come.
Neighbourhood Matched Fund
£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.
Community First
What is Community First?
• Neighbourhood Matched Fund
• Endowment Match Challenge
Volunteer Centre Manchester - Equalities Monitoring Form
Please complete the following questionnaire. The Manchester Volunteer Centre aims to provide equal opportunities and fair treatment for all volunteers. This is why we monitor our volunteers. This questionnaire is totally anonymous. Do not write your name. This form will be stored separately with no link to any other documents. We would like you to complete this questionnaire in order to help us understand who we are reaching and to better serve everyone in the community. This information will be used to provide an overall profile of our volunteers.
Our Volunteering Policies and Procedures
Equality Act 2010: how to update your equal opportunities policy
Employers should be in the midst of updating their equal opportunities to comply with the Equality Act 2010, the main provisions of which come into force on 1 October 2010. Follow our six steps to make this task easier
Winter Newsletter 2011
Manchester Voluntary and Community Sector news
Welcome to our Winter 2011 News bulletin
Christmas Closure Information
The Manchester Community Central team sends best wishes to all during this festive period and looks forward to working with you again next year.
Our Telephone Information Line will close from 14:00 on Friday 23 December 2011 and reopen at 10:00 on Tuesday 3 January 2012. During that time you can email us on: [email protected] or leave a short message on our answer phone on 0333 321 3021. We will respond to messages in the New Year.
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