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Join the Manchester Social Entrepreneurs and Yellow Beacon CIC as we hold space for neurodivergent entrepreneurs to share their experiences, success stories and the challenges faced when running their business ventures.

This is intended to be the first in a series of events to open the conversation, understand and discuss the specific support needs of neurodivergent entrepreneurs, and identify ways we can work together to create more inclusive environments that cater to our unique strengths and challenges.

Join Manchester Community Central for this event all about helping businesses to work with voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations in a mutually beneficial way.

Manchester Community Central's purpose is to encourage, support and develop VCSE organisations and local people to have a real influence over the places and communities in which they live.

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Is your charity getting to most out of LinkedIn?

Boost your charity’s visibility and learn practical SEO strategies to attract more supporters in this new webinar

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is key to improving your charity’s visibility online, helping you reach more supporters, donors, and volunteers. In this two-hour webinar, you’ll learn the essentials of SEO and how to apply effective techniques that will help your charity stand out in search results.

Join Media Trust to learn how to create powerful podcasts that engage supporters and share your charity mission

Podcasts are a powerful tool for charities, offering a unique way to share stories, connect with supporters, and amplify your charity’s unique voice.

This Jubilee year do you want to become a more visible presence to help reduce poverty in your local community?

This training session will support you to understand how you can practically help people who are living in poverty in your parish.

This session will take place during Learning Disability Week (16-22 June 2025) and will raise awareness of learning disability and the positive contributions that people make. 

Positive ‘can do’ attitudes cost nothing but can make the world of difference. Communication is about exchanging information and meaning in a way that is understood by both parties.

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Run by Caritas Salford’s accessibility coordinator, Minna, this session will ask: