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Donate now to provide books and educational resources to children and families in Manchester.
Can you help to give the gift of reading to Manchester families who are struggling this Christmas?
Barnardo’s Boloh Helpline has expanded their service to support the mental health and wellbeing of adult asylum seekers across the UK. This project is funded by the Home Office and is in addition to the current service that offers support to children, young people and their parents.
Children in care, young adults and families below the poverty line face a very difficult time this winter. The Together Trust want to help give them the Christmas they deserve and they need your help.
The Together Trust have just launched their Christmas appeal for 2021 #TogetherForChristmas.
What does it mean to be a ‘child of the world’ in the UK in 2021 and what does it mean to be a citizen of Manchester?
The Tackling Child Exploitation Support Programme, which is funded by the DfE, have launched a six-month programme of learning events. These are aimed at strategic leaders, senior managers and individuals interested in ideas to support systems improvement and working to address child exploitation and extra-familial harm.
Do you want to be part of an exciting new innovative short breaks and outreach support service for children and young people in Manchester?
Do you have?
Make new friends and let your children have a play whilst you cook.
To join you need to be a resident of Levenshulme, Longsight or Gorton and be an expectant Mum, Dad or Carer or have a child under 2. Siblings are welcome to accompany you.
The Maggie Oliver Foundation are a small but mighty charity, based in Manchester but with a national reach. The Maggie Oliver Foundation have reached a stage in their development where they require a base.
For a limited time, Guide Dogs are offering iPads to children with a vision impairment aged 3-18, while secondary school-age children may choose an iPhone as an alternative. The devices have excellent accessibility features built-in, and online guides and tutorials will be provided to help them get started and to ensure that they know how to stay safe online.
Breaking Boundaries aims to socially connect young people, their families, and communities together through regular cricket themed engagement, fostering mutual respect and friendships by playing, spectating and volunteering. It is delivered in 5 cities: Bradford, Birmingham, London (Barking and Dagenham), Manchester and Slough.
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