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Do you have experience working or volunteering in a frontline-based role in your community, or have lived experience of issues affecting working-class communities? Are you keen to develop your career, getting paid whilst undertaking first-class professional development and having a say on how funding is spent? Do you consider yourself to be from a working-class community?
To help keep customers and colleagues as safe as possible in the latest phase of the pandemic, the Department has decided jobcentre opening hours will be 10am to 2pm from week beginning 18 January 2021.
This temporary change means the jobcentres can continue providing safe, essential services for those who need to come into the jobcentre and who are unable to interact on the phone or digitally.
Free webinars for parents and carers across the UK.
Do the parents and carers in your school or community group need support in keeping their young people safe online during this difficult time?
Screentime amongst young people has reportedly increased by 500% so keeping young people safe online has never been more important. Online issues such as bullying, hate speech, fake news, sexual harassment and exposure to upsetting content have increased at an alarming rate during the pandemic.
Manchester Adult Education has a Digital Skills offer: Skill Up workshop (drop in), Beginners course (6 weeks) and Digital Essentials (12 weeks).
Whether you want to learn how to use your device to do something specific or gain a qualification in digital skills, Manchester Adult Education have a course that will meet your needs. Manchester Adult Education offer:
UpRising are currently accepting applications for Fastlaners, a free online employability skills programme for 18-24 year olds. The next programme will run from 1-26 February 2021, with an additional 12 months of mentoring support.
Northmoor Community Centre closed from 5 January for the National Lockdown, however they are still offering free support on the phone:
Women’s Voices fully funded programme is a wonderful opportunity for women who are not currently working to: explore their work options; learn new skills including ESOL; network and make friends; and be supported to take the next steps into work to achieve what they want for their future.
Flourish are bringing their Time to Grow programme to North Manchester, in partnership with Manchester City Council and Nat West in 2021. The aim is to support diverse women of all ages with enterprising solutions to social issues and tackle inequality, unlock potential and create sustainable change. The programme is looking for 25-30 women, to go on a journey of self-discovery and build positive community connection.
GMCVO has partnered with The Growth Company to help GM VCSE organisations access and benefit from the Government’s Kickstart scheme – helping to give young people the opportunity to gain skills and experience that will boost their employability and in turn inject the talents and energies of young people to help organisations with their recovery.
New Longsight Housing Co-operative is looking for a freelance contractor to undertake a review of their policies, on a paid self-employed basis.
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