Crime and Disorder

Appropriate Adults come from all walks of life and Child Action Northwest are always looking for more to join their team.

Child Action Northwest are looking for people who are caring and compassionate with excellent communication skills whilst supporting the most vulnerable within a custody environment.

If you are looking for some flexible sessional hours during the day or night then this is the role for you.

Power up is a free development programme run by Manchester Women’s Aid and Reclaim where you will learn the art of campaigning in a supportive inclusive space. Featuring weekly Zoom sessions and monthly group meet up in Manchester.

Join a supportive community of activists.

Develop campaigns which demand gender justice.

TRC Sexual Abuse and Rape Support Greater Manchester is providing free one-to one trauma informed counselling. There are face-to-face, telephone or video therapy options. Up to 26 sessions are being offered with trauma informed counsellors.

Referrals can be made online from across Greater Manchester.

Safety4Sisters Northwest is a small feminist and anti-racist women’s group working to uphold the human rights of migrant women subject to gender-based violence and immigration control/no recourse to public funds.   

Imkaan is pleased to announce a new fund for specialist Black and minoritised women and girls' organisations who deliver frontline support addressing violence against women and girls (VAWG).

This consultation seeks to understand how the Ministry of Justice can improve victims’ experiences of the criminal justice system across England and Wales.

The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is an annual international campaign this year taking place 25 November to 10 December 2021.

Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) has launched a public consultation on the next Greater Manchester Police and Crime Plan, which will set the direction for policing and community safety across the city-region for the next three years.

The public consultation will run until 30 November. Responses to the consultation will be collated and feed into the final version of the next Plan, which will be published in January 2022.

RADEQUAL is Manchester’s campaign to build community resilience.

The RADEQUAL Grant funding theme for 2022 will be ‘Building Community Resilience to Hateful Extremism’. RADEQUAL define hateful extremism as ideas, attitudes and behaviours that are hateful towards specific ‘others’ and designed to undermine social cohesion.

Manchester Deaf Centre has set up a mutual support group for d/Deaf male ex-offenders. This support group is being set up together with CMS and funding from the Movember Foundation. It follows a pilot mutual support group for d/Deaf ex-offenders in Lancashire.