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Humankind are motivated to help those hardest to reach realise their full potential. Join Humankind at the heart of it. Humankind’s Independent Living Unit offers a range of housing-related support services, advice and guidance to help people maintain accommodation and progress towards sustained independent living in the community.
Humankind support vulnerable people, often with histories including substance misuse, offending, mental ill health and homelessness, to overcome barriers and achieve social inclusion.
Humankind are motivated to help those hardest to reach realise their full potential. Join Humankind at the heart of it. Humankind’s Independent Living Unit offers a range of housing-related support services, advice and guidance to help people obtain accommodation and progress towards sustained independent living in the community. Humankind support vulnerable people, often with histories including substance misuse, offending, mental ill health and homelessness, to overcome barriers and achieve social inclusion.
Portraits of Recovery (PORe), a unique Manchester organisation using the arts to increase understanding of substance use recovery, has secured two years development funding from Arts Council England’s Elevate scheme.
Can you spare £5 for a tin of paint?
Local charity TLC: Talk, Listen, Change are embarking on a refurbishment project for their 100-year-old building on Chester Road in Trafford to enable them to support more people. After moving their office-based team to a new location, half the building requires some serious attention in order to get the rooms up to a safe, comfortable and welcoming standard to see clients.
Beautiful Mind would like to invite you to, Building a Strong Community Fair. Theme: Know what is available to you. The fair will combine the health stalls, local charities, community groups, health practitioners and of course food vendors.
Attending will be representatives from Community Nurses, Care Navigators, GP Clinics and information stalls from local charities and community groups.
Join the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership lunchtime webinar for a brief HIV update.
This comes ahead of a major new public awareness campaign to encourage and inspire frequent HIV testing across our population, including in higher risk groups.
The webinar is part of an aim to raise HIV awareness in Greater Manchester Primary Care Settings (General Practice, Pharmacies, Dentists and Opticians), so that more help is available to people living with HIV who are currently undiagnosed and those at risk of late diagnosis.
Join the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership lunchtime webinar for a brief HIV update.
This comes ahead of a major new public awareness campaign to encourage and inspire frequent HIV testing across our population, including in higher risk groups.
The webinar is part of an aim to raise HIV awareness in Greater Manchester Primary Care Settings (General Practice, Pharmacies, Dentists and Opticians), so that more help is available to people living with HIV who are currently undiagnosed and those at risk of late diagnosis.
The Autistic Society of Greater Manchester Area (ASGMA) is a diverse, passionate charity with a strong track record in providing quality, person centred support services to individuals with Asperger Syndrome/Higher Functioning Autism including support for parents and carers through the Autism Information and Family Support Project. Increasingly ASGMA are also expanding their consultancy services to organisations in Manchester who wish to create an Autism friendly workplace or service
The Autistic Society of Greater Manchester Area (ASGMA) is a diverse, passionate charity with a strong track record in providing quality, person centred support services to individuals with Asperger Syndrome/Higher Functioning Autism including support for parents and carers through the Autism Information and Family Support Project. Increasingly ASGMA are also expanding their consultancy services to organisations in Manchester who wish to create an Autism friendly workplace or service
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