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buzz, the Manchester Health & Wellbeing Service, currently works with a range of partners in the statutory, community and third sector in the city. Partnership working is fundamental to achieving the best possible outcomes for Manchester people:
Working together - To share knowledge, ideas, experience and resources ensures buzz gets the best value for money and the opportunity for development and innovation.
CYA@HOME is a fantastic opportunity to be involved in an exciting new theatre company who will perform a new work on HOME’s main stage as part of the National Theatre Connections Festival.
Community Arts NorthWest and HOME are looking for Young People aged 14 to 18 years with an interest in performance from all communities across the city. You will be able to develop skills, existing and new and work as part of a dynamic creative team. No previous experience is necessary; just enthusiasm, a willingness to try something new and commitment.
Manchester City Council has been awarded £50,000, £25,000 by the Office for the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) and £25,000 by the Community Safety Partnership (CSP) for a LGBT focussed IDVA service. The full funding of £50,000 will be awarded to one successful applicant who will need to work with the LGBT community across Greater Manchester.
OurManchester Hive on crowdfunding platform Spacehive has a pledge pot of £60,000 for your local projects. The aim is to improve Manchester's parks, open spaces and other areas of the City and get people active. Help make quirky and exciting ideas happen in Manchester. 
The theme for Manchester International Women’s Day 2017 is Our Manchester Women. This has been chosen to recognise the huge contribution women have made in making Manchester the world class city it is today.
To celebrate World Aids Day BHA are holding a Market Place event and workshops that promote the health and wellbeing of BME individuals and communities in Manchester. 
The event will take place on Saturday 3 December 2016, 11am-4pm at St. Thomas Centre, Ardwick Green North, Manchester, M12 6FZ.
Manchester Carers Network is a group of 20 voluntary organisations providing information, advice and support to unpaid or family carers. Manchester Carers Network are keen to make contact with other groups and organisations who also work with or support carers.
If that sounds like your group, email Janeth Nare, at: [email protected]
Home-Start Greater Manchester's short film ‘Telling Their Stories’ has been nominated for a brand new national charity film award. 
The Charity Film Awards have been created to celebrate the success of film in fundraising, to increase exposure of charity films and to encourage donations for good causes. To find out more visit: www.charityfilmawards.com
Manchester City Council are looking for your views on a range of savings options that they must consider to balance the Council’s budget over the next three years. 
Manchester City Council have already made some tough budget decisions in the last five years, with £100 million a year less to spend and a third fewer staff to deliver services.
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