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Open Kitchen are offering a new range of healthy, affordable, easy and sustainable cooking demo and discussion workshops for communities. The sessions focus on recipes that are healthy, cheap for ingredients, cheap for energy, and adaptable to use whatever ingredients can be accessed. Courses are unfortunately not free (but Open Kitchen are applying for funding so watch this space). 
It's ok to be vulnerable - A 1-hour webinar to highlight some strategies to help maintain resilience and wellbeing and provide a brief overview of the impact of working in the face of loss, death and grief.
Kindly sponsored by GSK.
You will:
• Increase your understanding of the potential impact of working with loss, death and grief.
• Appreciate how experiences can affect you, both personally and professionally.
• Consider ways in which you can maintain your resilience and wellbeing.
The GM Walking Festival Fund is designed to support walk organisers to deliver a walk as part of the GM Walking Festival in May 2024. Grants are for a maximum of £100.
The GM Walking Festival is a celebration of walking and an opportunity for everyone to join in with a programme of free, organised group walks across Greater Manchester. 
Designed to honour outstanding work to improve lives and treatment for people with cancer in Greater Manchester, entries are invited from all over Greater Manchester (not just NHS organisations).
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Are you, or people you support, passionate about public services?
The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman is looking for members of the public and advocacy professionals to join them for in-person Dilemma Café in Manchester on the afternoon of the 13 March. 
Health Equity is when everyone can reach their full health and wellbeing potential without unfair differences. Manchester City Council know from their research that some communities who already experience discrimination and disadvantage are also more likely to experience worse health outcomes. 
Rainbow Haven are running:
A free Movement Women’s Group which includes: games, brisk walks, discussion about healthy eating and bodies, meal planning, and essential health information. 
You will:
Wellbeing Workshops are starting soon at The Resonance Centre in East Manchester. The workshops are free to attend and a light meal is included. You can turn up on the day or pre register in advance here 
The workshops include:
Do you facilitate peer support? Would you like to be part of discussions and activities that will support both your group and others across Greater Manchester?
This free and informative workshop will help you to find and share creative ways to communicate, manage relationships and look after your wellbeing as a peer support facilitator. 
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