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The Hope Revolution CIC |
Older people (over 65 years of age), LGBTQIA+, Children 0 -12, |
Capacity building and other support for voluntary or community organisations |
City-Wide |
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The Kindling Trust |
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Environment and sustainability |
Greater Manchester |
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The Lesbian Community Project |
LGBTQIA+, Women |
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Hulme |
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The Lord Mayor of Manchester's Charity Appeal Trust |
Young people (aged 13-25), |
Economic well-being, Capacity building and other support for voluntary or community organisations |
City-Wide |
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The M.E.N Circle |
People/communities experiencing racial inequalities, Families and lone parents, Young people (aged 13-25) |
Education, training and research, Wellbeing, Health and Social Care, Social care (e.g. day services, respite, home care) |
Hulme, Levenshulme, Longsight, Moss Side, Rusholme, Whalley Range |
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The Maggie Oliver Foundation |
Men, Victims of crime and their families, Women |
Campaigning and Lobbying, Helping people to feel safe, Criminal Justice, Victim support, Information, advice and guidance, Health and wellbeing in general, Mental health |
City-Wide |
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The Manchester Aquatics Centre (Venue) |
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Venue |
Hulme, Chorlton |
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The Manchester Foyer |
Young people (aged 13-25) |
Accommodation and housing |
Hulme |
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The Manchester Methodist Circuit |
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Arts, heritage and culture, Toy collection/distribution, Carbon / green energy, Mental health, Dementia, Tackling loneliness and isolation, Venue |
City-Wide |
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The Melting Pot Social Group |
Everyone, Older people (over 65 years of age), Unemployed people, Women |
Arts, heritage and culture, Helping people feel that they belong to their community, Helping people from different backgrounds to get on well, Wellbeing, Health and Social Care, Tackling loneliness and isolation |
Charlestown, North |
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The Men's Room |
People with mental health problems, People with substance misuse/addiction problems, Young people (aged 13-25) |
Arts, heritage and culture, Education, training and research, Wellbeing, Health and Social Care |
Piccadilly, City-Wide |
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The Mothers Project CIC |
Families and lone parents, People with mental health problems, Women |
Helping people feel that they belong to their community, Health and wellbeing in general, Mental health |
Whalley Range, Greater Manchester |
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The Oasis Centre |
People/communities experiencing racial inequalities, Disabled people, Faith communities, Families and lone parents, LGBTQIA+, Homeless people, Men, Offenders, ex-offenders, and their families, Older people (over 65 years of age), People with learning disabilities, People with mental health problems, People with no recourse to public funds, People with substance misuse/addiction problems, Refugees and people seeking asylum, Tenants and residents, Unemployed people, Victims of crime and their families, Women |
Accommodation and housing, Homelessness services, Helping people feel that they belong to their community, Helping people from different backgrounds to get on well, Helping people to feel safe, Victim support, Community safety, Prevention, Economic well-being, Employment support (including job clubs), Welfare and debt advice, Food banks, food club, pantries, Clothing provision (including school uniforms), Education, training and research, Education, Information, advice and guidance, Training and learning, Internships, Wellbeing, Health and Social Care, Health and wellbeing in general |
Gorton and Abbey Hey, City-Wide |
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The Owl and The Coconut |
Families and lone parents, People with mental health problems, Young people (aged 13-25) |
Arts, heritage and culture, Wellbeing, Health and Social Care |
Levenshulme, City-Wide |
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The Oye Alebiosu Foundation |
People/communities experiencing racial inequalities, Families and lone parents, Victims of crime and their families, Women |
Education, training and research, Wellbeing, Health and Social Care, Social care (e.g. day services, respite, home care) |
, Ardwick, Hulme, Longsight, Moss Side, Rusholme, Burnage, Chorlton, Chorlton Park, Didsbury East, Didsbury West, Fallowfield, Levenshulme, City-Wide |
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The Pankhurst Trust (Incorporating Manchester Women's Aid) |
Families and lone parents, Homeless people, Men, Victims of crime and their families, Women |
Homelessness services, Arts, heritage and culture, Victim support, Welfare and debt advice, Information, advice and guidance |
Ardwick, City-Wide |
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The Parenting Collective cic |
Children 0 -12, Families and lone parents, Women |
Helping people feel that they belong to their community, Helping people from different backgrounds to get on well, Helping people to feel safe, Family support, Education, training and research, Information, advice and guidance, Training and learning, Pregnancy and maternity, Race (including ethnicity/nationality), Wellbeing, Health and Social Care, Health and wellbeing in general, Mental health |
City-Wide, Greater Manchester |
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The Princess Royal Trust Manchester Carers Centre |
Carers |
Equalities and civil rights |
Piccadilly |
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The Proud Trust |
LGBTQIA+, Young people (aged 13-25) |
Community development, Helping people feel that they belong to their community, Helping people to feel safe, Information, advice and guidance, Gender, Trans rights, Sexual orientation, Venue |
City-Wide, Greater Manchester |
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The Real African Housewives of Manchester |
People/communities experiencing racial inequalities, Families and lone parents, People with mental health problems, People with no recourse to public funds, Women |
Physical Activity, Sport and Leisure, Mental health, Sexual health, Venue |
Moston, Miles Platting and Newton Heath, Greater Manchester |
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