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The third The Future Is Ours Festival – a celebration of youth creativity, action and voice – is fast approaching. Showcasing, artwork created by young artists accessing, The Horsfall, one of the only 
art galleries and creative spaces in the world dedicated to young people (aged 13-25) and part of 42nd Street Mental Health Charity.
This research is being carried out by members of the Manchester Urban Ageing Research Group (MUARG) based at the University of Manchester. The group have been involved in a range of 
projects over the past two decades, developing innovative research on the lives of older people living in areas where there is often a mix of low incomes and poor housing.
The latest newsletter GM Poverty Action share the launch of Manchester City Council’s anti-poverty strategy ‘Making Manchester Fairer’. A recording of their webinar launching their Local anti-
poverty strategies: good practice and effective approaches report. Articles about their Warm this Winter event on 30 March and a call for the expansion of free school meals.
The February Health Scrutiny Committee meeting was very much focused on the scrutiny and discussion around several budgets. Firstly, the revenue budget, which outlines what money the Council has to spend on services and where they need to make savings which will lead to cuts in services. Before Christmas 2022, Manchester City Council was preparing to make a total of £42m in cuts and savings. However, the financial settlement Manchester City Council receives from central government was more money than expected.
The agenda and all meeting papers are available here.
This programme is now closed to applications
This programme is now closed to applications
This programme is now closed to applications
We host and contribute to regular forums for organisations across the voluntary and community sector which provide opportunities to share, collaborate and build networks with other groups working across the city of Manchester and beyond. If you would like any additional information about these forums, please email: [email protected]
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