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Manchester Health and Care Commissioning (MHCC) is reviewing the Personal Health Budget (PHB) offer in Manchester including the Support Planning and Brokerage services that they use. 
Let’s talk about how we as disabled people navigate communication and information. We all have different access requirements and experience various disabling barriers, whether as neurodiverse people, autistic people, learning disabled people, people with mental health needs, people with information processing needs, Deaf people, and people with sensory or physical impairments. Access to communication, information and knowledge is an important issue that is often ignored or overlooked when talking about our right to equal access.
Let’s talk about how we as disabled people navigate communication and information. We all have different access requirements and experience various disabling barriers, whether as neurodiverse people, autistic people, learning disabled people, people with mental health needs, people with information processing needs, Deaf people, and people with sensory or physical impairments. Access to communication, information and knowledge is an important issue that is often ignored or overlooked when talking about our right to equal access.
Job overview – To work with individuals experiencing mental health problems on a one to one basis and in a group, setting using physical activity to improve mental health. To liaise with refers and promote the project to other potential refers and members of the community.
The ideal candidate will have significant experience of leading and delivering projects. You will also have a proven track record of delivering client focused services and experience of developing and maintaining partnerships with a range of stakeholders. Experience of Social Prescribing will be beneficial.
The role has overall responsibility for the Management of the Social Prescribing Service in Bury, responding to emerging knowledge on social prescribing, working closely with the Primary Care Networks.
TLC: Talk, Listen, Change is a dynamic, leading relationships charity based in Manchester. Their RESPECT accredited Bridging to Change Domestic Violence Prevention Programme (DVPP) is developing and growing, and they are seeking to recruit enthusiastic, experienced, committed individuals to a number of posts.
TLC: Talk, Listen, Change is a dynamic, leading relationships charity based in Manchester. Their RESPECT accredited Bridging to Change Domestic Violence Prevention Programme (DVPP) is developing and growing, and they are seeking to recruit enthusiastic, experienced, committed individuals to a number of posts.
TLC: Talk, Listen, Change is a dynamic, leading relationships charity based in Manchester. Their RESPECT accredited Bridging to Change Domestic Violence Prevention Programme (DVPP) is developing and growing, and they are seeking to recruit enthusiastic, experienced, committed individuals to a number of posts.
Manchester City Council have announced their plans for the second anniversary of the 22 May 2017 Manchester Arena terror attack, which took 22 lives, will be marked with a civic memorial service at St Ann’s church at 2pm on Wednesday 22 May 2019. 
A play about young carers in Salford that “knocked MPs sideways” is about to embark on a national tour in June 2019. 
The show, Who Cares, was written by Matt Woodhead and co-produced by The Lowry and LUNG. It was made in partnership with Greater Manchester Charity, Gaddum and its Salford Carers Service and is funded by Arts Council England and the Oglesby Charitable Trust.
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