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Volunteering with Wythenshawe Wanderers, part of Wythenshawe Good Neighbours, is a great opportunity to help provide services to those most in need in your neighbourhood. It can also be a very rewarding activity that will utilise and enhance your skills and experience. Wythenshawe Wanderers volunteer drivers make a real difference to people’s lives across Wythenshawe.
As many of Wythenshawe Good Neighbours services take place in public spaces such as pubs, social clubs and football clubs they are bound by their advice and guidance. Recent news over the weekend has given the go ahead for some pubs, cafes and social clubs to open under Covid-19 safe practices.
Citizens Advice is warning its data shows that people are becoming increasingly concerned about redundancy as the nation moves into a new phase where government support packages are scaled back.
For 66 days straight, the charity’s page on being furloughed was the number one viewed on its website. But over the last month it’s become clear that people are increasingly worried about redundancy.
Collaborate Out Loud CIC are working with GM Walking (part of GM Moving) to host an out loud conversation about what would help communities across Greater Manchester to walk more each day. Collaborate Out Loud CIC will do this through engaging with individuals and community groups and collectives to understand:
Information for the bulletin is compiled from a number of sources including Grantfinder, and direct from funders themselves. It showcases just a few of the hundreds of funding opportunities available for local community, voluntary and faith organisations.
This bulletin is produced by a partnership of local support and development agencies across Greater Manchester.
Are you involved in health, social care, education or social housing and need communications support? Comms Volunteers is a new, free initiative that connects expert communicators with critical organisations who either cannot afford their help or don't have the time.
There is no need to suffer in silence. Support is now available for BAME families who are shielding, lost their jobs due to Covid-19, homeless and have no access to public funds.
All thanks to Forever Manchester, Beautiful Mind Charity is now providing Covid-19 BAME Essential African Community Aid for families who reside in these neighbourhoods: M12, M13, M14, M15, M18 and M19.
The Government has announced that the Home Office has secured additional, one-off emergency support funding for small/micro charities that are working in marginalised communities with vulnerable young people at risk of being involved in serious violence.
The government has published guidance for National Youth Activity in England. The guidance is contextualised for youth sector organisations and intends to support organisations as they prepare for their reopening of services.
As lockdown restrictions start to be relaxed across the UK, many charities and fundraisers will be wanting to look at restarting their fundraising activities.
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