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Voices from the Frontline supports women’s organisations to shine a light on their fight for gender equality in the UK. It resources advocacy, campaigning and activists with lived experience of injustice and inequality – giving voice especially to women facing intersecting disadvantages including race, class, sexuality, disability, poverty or migration status. 
Comic Relief’s Tackling Violence against Women and Girls fund will support organisations that are working to end violence and abuse experienced by women and girls across the UK. 
Information for the bulletin is compiled from a number of sources including Grantfinder, GMCVO (Greater Manchester Council for Voluntary Organisations) and direct from funders themselves. It showcases just a few of the hundreds of funding opportunities available for local community, voluntary and faith organisations. 
This bulletin is produced by a partnership of local support and development agencies across Greater Manchester.
This initiative will invest in projects that are using sport to improve the lives of young people without a safe or secure place to live, helping them to gain the skills and resources to lead safe and positive lives. Comic Relief will consider work that supports children and young people aged up to and including 25. Comic Relief will also consider family-based interventions where the majority of beneficiaries are under 25.
Ambition for Ageing is seeking to create partnerships to develop and compare a range of sustainable social eating schemes within a diverse range of communities in Greater Manchester. 
The One Manchester Community Soup applications have once again reopened! If you've got a great idea for a community project that needs funding, make sure to apply before 17 April 2018. 
Manchester Adult Education Service invites applications to its Community Learning Fund, which opens on Monday 16 April. 
Funding from a minimum of £20,000 up to £125,000 is available to up to 10 organisations to offer community learning activities which enable Manchester-based adults to move towards sustained employment, volunteering or work experience.
The GC Business Growth Hub are running a programme Spark2Scale, their aim is to help businesses located in Greater Manchester, that have been running for less than 3 years, get to the next stage of growth and scale up. 
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