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workforce to be better informed, equipped and confident to implement the right solutions that will improve outcomes for communities experiencing racial inequality and discrimination.
Cash for Kids is granting out of £1 Million of Help across the UK, to support children and young people through the cost-of-living crisis.
In response to the crisis hitting so many families right now Cash for Kids have launched this new fund, to provide emergency essentials that support the physical and mental well-being of children who are struggling.
Funding is available to support vulnerable consumers, promote innovation and the reduction of carbon emissions in the energy sector.
Energy Saving Trust is administering the latest round of Energy Redress Scheme funding, with a funding pot of £3 million split across the following streams:
The 2023 Smart Energy GB in Communities programme is now live, with grant funding and support being targeted to organisations reaching people in fuel poverty; people lacking basic digital skills; or carers.
As part of its wider Food for the Planet project, Sustain has reopened its small grants programme which aims to support communities to make food in their area better for people and planet.
Grants of up to £5,000 are on offer to Sustainable Food Partnerships, local authorities and community and campaign groups in the UK.
Eligible activities could include:
The Big Give Green Match Fund is designed specifically for charities working on environmental issues. This is an opportunity to make an extraordinary difference to some of the biggest challenges facing our planet today. The campaign will run around World Earth Day, from 20-27 April. Last year the fund raised over £2.7m for 146 charities and the aim is for even higher to be raised this year.
Charity eligibility criteria:
MAES know that many of residents are experiencing hardship and are impacted by the cost-of-living crisis. In your work with residents, you may deal with difficult and sensitive issues and meet 
people who need further support with the cost-of-living crisis. MAES would like to gauge interest in running their one-hour digital training session.
This one-hour digital training session will look at:
Manchester Volunteer Advice Partnership run 9-week training courses (sessions every Tuesday) teaching you how to give good quality advice on welfare benefits and housing, as well as 
assertiveness and communication skills.
Greater Manchester will get its own VCSE Forum this year. The GM VCSE Forum will focus on expanding the vision for a thriving VCSE sector, as identified in the GM VCSE Accord, across the 
localities in Greater Manchester. It will be a forum for the three partner organisations of the GM VCSE Accord and representatives of the localities in Greater Manchester, such as portfolio leaders.
BIHR are offering 20 community groups the chance to participate in free, online workshops on using the Human Rights Act in practice.
Are you a community organisation supporting people accessing or trying to access public services? If you are a community or voluntary group that could benefit from human rights knowledge, this could be for you.
The 90-minute workshops will offer:
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