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EnglishArabicBengaliBulgarianCatalanChinese (Traditional)CroatianCzechDanishDutchEstonianFilipinoFinnishFrenchGermanGreekHindiHungarianIgboItalianJapaneseKoreanKurdish (Kurmanji)LatvianLithuanianMalayNepaliNorwegianPersianPolishPortuguesePunjabiRomanianRussianSerbianSlovenianSomaliSpanishSwahiliSwedishUkrainianUrduVietnameseYorubaFriends of Burnage Library (FoBL) seek an experienced person to assist with a range of administrative and clerical duties within the Library, Activity and Information Hub. This post is for 5 hours a week over 48 weeks a year, from March 1st 2020 until March 31st 2021.
Dr. Daiga Kamerāde is a Reader in Work, Well-being and Community at the University of Salford. She is a work and employment researcher who combines sociological and psychological perspectives. Her research focuses on work, employment, well-being and civic participation and covers many European countries. She has an expertise in quantitative research methods and has been involved in data collection and analysis consultancy work for numerous private and public sector organisations.
The Women’s Organisation are a charity and social enterprise that develop and deliver fully-funded business training across the Liverpool City Region and Greater Manchester. We are running a free 2-day training course for anyone who lives in Greater Manchester thinking about starting their own business.
The training is open to any groups or individuals who are considering starting a business or going self-employed.
The training will be taking place on Friday 20th & Friday 27th March, 09:30-16:30 at:
New College Group is an English language school for international students in Manchester City Centre.
Get in touch if you can provide a single, twin or en-suite room, meals and a welcoming environment for their students.
Overview
Low income consumers in the UK face several disadvantages in the marketplace, facing higher costs (known as the poverty premium) for things like credit, insurance, transport and energy bills. However, policy and the marketplace has been slow to respond to these disadvantages despite the poverty premium potentially costing some households in excess of £1500 per annum.
Overview
Debates about whether poverty exists in the UK and how to define and measure it have raged for decades. A multitude of data is available that helps quantify poverty, but that wealth of data can make finding the most useful and best supporting evidence difficult. By the end of this one-day course participants will have developed an understanding of what key poverty datasets tell us, how best to access data sources and how to use this knowledge to support the work that they do.
Lunch provided, refreshments throughout the day.
How can we maximise the support available to low income households in the austerity era? A one day course run in partnership with Greater Manchester Poverty Action (GMPA).
This course will explore how to access and identify support for people on low incomes in the context of social security reforms and cuts. This course is for VCSE organisations who work with people experiencing poverty and who wish to understand how to maximise support for their service users and public sector professionals involved in service design and delivery.
How can we maximise the support available to low income households in the austerity era? A one day course run in partnership with Greater Manchester Poverty Action (GMPA).
This course will explore how to access and identify support for people on low incomes in the context of social security reforms and cuts. This course is for VCSE organisations who work with people experiencing poverty and who wish to understand how to maximise support for their service users and public sector professionals involved in service design and delivery.
How can we maximise the support available to low income households in the austerity era? A one day course run in partnership with Greater Manchester Poverty Action (GMPA).
This course will explore how to access and identify support for people on low incomes in the context of social security reforms and cuts. This course is for VCSE organisations who work with people experiencing poverty and who wish to understand how to maximise support for their service users and public sector professionals involved in service design and delivery.
An inspirational one day training session that enables people to explore their lived experience of mental health issues and how to best use these insights to inform and influence the development and delivery of support services. It is for those who have experienced mental distress and want to change things for the better.
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