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Dawn Austwick, CEO, The National Lottery Community Fund has released the following statement on the funding approach in response to Covid-19:
“At this extraordinarily difficult time, we are all being challenged and moved in ways that seemed unimaginable just weeks ago.
A fund to support organisations working to support the homeless or reduce homelessness.
Two programmes are available, grants of up to £5,000 and grants of up to £50,000.
Thrive Manchester has complied a list of organisations offering mental health and wellbeing support for people in Manchester.
There is a list of support organisations for adults and a list of support organisations for under 18s.
In this time of national crisis, CAF has launched this rapid response Fund to help smaller charitable organisations affected by the impact of Covid-19. Grants of up to £10,000 will help them to continue to deliver much needed support to our communities across the UK.
This is intended as a rapid response fund, and CAF aim to make payments to selected organisations within 14 days of application.
A new central hub has launched today, Monday 30 March, which will coordinate vital support for Manchester's most vulnerable people, to help them cope with the impacts of the coronavirus outbreak.
As part of the launch, Manchester City Council staff will be redeployed to a bespoke call centre in the Town Hall Extension to get help to people in the greatest need.
Was that only a week?
Heart & Parcel offer you their collection of 10 tried and tested foodie activities to try out whilst self-isolating at home:
1. Restock, Revitalise and Clear! Sort out that spice drawer, sharpen those knives, reorganise the pans - look at all the little jobs you wanted to embark on but couldn't do before
The single most important action we can all take, in fighting coronavirus, is to stay at home in order to protect the NHS and save lives.
Full guidance on staying at home and away from others can be found on gov.uk
A blog by Ian Hulme, Director for Regulatory Assurance at the ICO.
As COVID-19 continues to sweep across the UK, more and more people are driven to help the most vulnerable in our communities. Church groups, neighbourhood and residents associations are being set up to support the work of existing community groups, services and charities.
Doctors of the World are really pleased to be able to share with you Coronavirus (COVID-19) advice for patients in 34 languages, which were produced in partnership with the British Red Cross, Migrant Help and Clear Voice:
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