Delivering Differently - Manchester’s Domestic Violence and Abuse Strategy 2016–20
Manchester City Council have released their Domestic Violence and Abuse Strategy 2016–20.
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Manchester City Council have released their Domestic Violence and Abuse Strategy 2016–20.
Manchester City Council finalised their Council budget in early March after more than eight months of listening to the views of residents who took part in their biggest ever budget consultation.
To take a look at the basics of how the new budget will be spent visit: www.manchester.gov.uk/budget
Contact has a long-standing commitment to diversity in its programming, producing, staffing and community engagement. Contact actively seeks applications from the widest range of applicants.
Future Fires supports the development of future arts leaders. The programme is for young artists who want to develop their own community arts project, and in return you will receive funding, mentoring, training and support from Contact to make it happen.
Manchester has ambitious and exciting plans to build a Local Care Organisation (LCO): www.manchesterccgs.nhs.uk/the-lco-prospectus. Michael McCourt has now taken up post as Interim Chief Executive for the Manchester Provider Board (MPB). MPB is a group of providers who intend to bid for the Manchester LCO, currently the subject of ISAP review and intended to be open for procurement in the coming months.
Manchester Safeguarding Children’s Board (MSCB) wants to know your views on how children and young people can keep safe in Manchester:
What does being safe mean to you?
What makes young people feel unsafe or worried?
What are the most important things that Manchester Safeguarding Children Board should work on to help children and young people be safer?
Gaddum administers the Mynshull’s Educational Foundation which provides grants to children and young adults up to the age of 25 from disadvantaged backgrounds to purchase books, equipment and uniforms to enable them to continue their education or apprenticeship. The student must live in the City of Manchester or its immediate surroundings abutting the City.
The Local Community Projects Fund helps organisations based in local communities to deliver projects or provide equipment to people in need at the heart of local communities. The Greggs Foundation are interested in projects that improve resilience within your community of interest.
The BBC Children in Need grant supports UK charities and not for profit organisations working with disadvantaged children and young people who are 18 years old and under. Small grants of £10,000 or less per year for up to three years and Main Grants over £10,000 per year for up to three years.
Relate Greater Manchester South will be re-launching as a new organisation, TLC: Talk, Listen, Change from 1 April 2017.
Moss-Side is a ward based in inner city Manchester and is proud of being a diverse area, where people from all over the world are welcome and where people contribute to making not only Moss-Side a great place to live and work but the city as a whole.