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No World Cup, No Euros. The football calendar has been cleared for this one event. It’s the ReachOut Charity Cup and ReachOut are inviting all of their friends and corporate partners to get involved. 
The ReachOut Charity Cup 2017 is being held on Monday 5 June 2017, 5.30pm – 8pm at Dean Trust Ardwick, Ardwick, Stockport Road, M12 4DY.
Entry: £250 per team
The pitch is 3G AstroTurf.
Are you over 19 and unemployed? 
Earn up to £100
It doesn’t affect benefits
There is help with childcare
You gain a certificate
You will have fun and meet new people
The programme starts in 20 March to 31 March 2017 at the Simpson Memorial Hall, 361 Moston Lane, Moston, Manchester, M40 9NB.
City in the Community is the community programme of Manchester City Football Club and was originally formed in 1894 to combat anti-social behaviour, drug and alcohol, health issues and unemployment in the local community. 
City in the Community create opportunities through football to engage with the local community and work to motivate and inspire people to achieve.
The Youth Social Action Fund is open to community groups for grants between £1,000 and £5,000 that will promote volunteering, fundraising and campaigning amongst young people aged between 10 and 20 (25 years for young people with disabilities). This fund is part of the wider multi-agency #iwill campaign. 
The University of Manchester Students’ Union (UMSU) is the largest Students’ Union in the country with a track record of providing essential student services and access to a wide range of extra-curricular activities for the last 155 years. It became a registered charity following the 2010 change to granting students’ unions full charitable status that recognises the key part they play in the voluntary and community sector.
Fastlaners is a free employability programme for young people living in Greater Manchester aged 18-25. It equips participants with the knowledge, networks, skills and confidence to improve their job prospects and find meaningful employment. It is ideally suited to young people who have some work experience and/or qualifications and are looking for support to turn their skills and passions into a job they love. 
You know that game where you have to pick the people, living or dead, you’d most like to have round a dinner table? Being a bit of an ideas geek, I have a similar thing about who I’d like to hear speak at my dream conference. I’m lucky that I occasionally get to hear some brilliant speakers from the world of charities and social enterprises.
The role of Manchester City Council's Valuing Young People Board is to oversee and promote Manchester's Young People's Strategy. The main items on the agenda were: NEET Reduction Plan; 2020 Vision; and Wythenshawe Youth Alliance.
The Hedley Foundation's principal aim is 'to effect change for the better in the lives of young people'. The Foundation makes grants to UK registered charities working with young people in the areas of Recreation, Sport, Training, Health and Welfare, Support and outdoor Education of young people between the ages of 11 and 25. 
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