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The Cancer and Inequalities fund is offering grants of up to £5,000 for Greater Manchester-based VCSE organisations to deliver projects that will raise awareness of the early signs and symptoms of cancer and identify and understand the barriers people face when receiving a cancer diagnosis.
The Stagecoach Greater Manchester Fund aims to encourage and support grassroots community organisations. This means small, community-based and locally controlled groups that manage themselves, encourage people to get involved as volunteers and who just need a bit of financial help to be able to work with their community in the way they’d like. 
The NOMA Fund aims to encourage and support grassroot community activity. This means small, community-based and locally controlled groups that manage themselves, encourage people to get involved as volunteers and who just need a bit of financial help to be able to work with their community in the way they’d like. 
Applicants should be working with young people between 11 and 25 years old and have an annual income of less than £100,000.
The aim of the Re-Rooted funding call is to help UK organisations address the challenges faced by the migration sector and to support refugees and asylum seekers to safely and securely rebuild their lives in the UK. 
Manchester City Council have a Community Asset Transfer (CAT) opportunity available for St George’s Building, 49 Barrack Street, Hulme, M15 4ER.
The property is Victorian style, built in 1902. It has strong masonry walls made with Accrington brick. The floors are solid. The roof is timber and has a dual-pitched structure. It is covered with slate. The windows are made with timber and have double glazing. Security grills are fitted inside the windows. They are also fitted at high levels outside.
Do you want to reduce the energy costs of a community owned or managed building in Greater Manchester?
Would you like to reduce your carbon footprint by making your building more environmentally friendly?
Greater Manchester Combined Authority is launching a new campaign to help Greater Manchester residents access support, advice, and potentially free upgrades to improve their homes.
The Feel the Benefit campaign aims to help residents understand what can be done to improve the energy efficiency of their homes, reducing their energy bills and making their homes warmer and greener. 
The RADEQUAL Campaign was co-designed with communities and its aim is to build resilience to hateful extremism - ideas, attitudes and behaviours that are hateful towards specific ‘others’ and designed to undermine social cohesion. 
The VCSE Commissioning and Investment Group are planning where to focus energy over the next two years. To do this, they want to understand how far they have come in implementing the recommendations of the Greater Manchester VCSE Commissioning Framework. 
The Youth-Led Creativity programme builds on young people's power to make change, use creativity to enhance their lives, develop their careers, and influence the world around them.
The funding is focused on work led by and for young people (aged 14 to 30) who have less access to creative programmes or who are underrepresented in arts and culture. 
This includes young people who:
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