Senior Play Worker
The Pankhurst Trust (Incorporating Manchester Women’s Aid is seeking new individuals to join our expanding team.
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25 hours per week
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£14 905 p.a.
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What is the Greater Manchester Older People's Network?
Hello! I’m Victoria and I will be working here at Macc for the next year as part of a Graduate training Programme called Charityworks.
At Macc, I’m part of the Active Communities team and I’ll be working primarily on the facilitation of the Greater Manchester Older People’s Network.
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Centre Director at Levenshulme Inspire
The Levenshulme Inspire Partnership is going from strength to strength. Since the Inspire Centre first opened in November 2010, it has become a vibrant hub for residents of Levenshulme and South Gorton and made a significant contribution to the growing sense of community confidence in the neighbourhood. From its renowned older people’s programme to the many activities that support community cohesion and inclusion, Inspire’s ambition to unlock individual potential and community empowerment can now be seen in action every day.
Hours:
21 hours per week
Salary:
£30,000 per annum (£18,000 pro rata)
Location:
Manchester
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Support Manager at Levenshulme Inspire
The Levenshulme Inspire Partnership is going from strength to strength. Since the Inspire Centre first opened in November 2010, it has become a vibrant hub for residents of Levenshulme and South Gorton and made a significant contribution to the growing sense of community confidence in the neighbourhood. From its renowned older people’s programme to the many activities that support community cohesion and inclusion, Inspire’s ambition to unlock individual potential and community empowerment can now be seen in action every day.
Hours:
21 hours per week
Salary:
£17,500 per annum (£10,500 pro rata)
Location:
Manchester
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Bookings Manager at Levenshulme Inspire
The Levenshulme Inspire Partnership is going from strength to strength. Since the Inspire Centre first opened in November 2010, it has become a vibrant hub for residents of Levenshulme and South Gorton and made a significant contribution to the growing sense of community confidence in the neighbourhood. From its renowned older people’s programme to the many activities that support community cohesion and inclusion, Inspire’s ambition to unlock individual potential and community empowerment can now be seen in action every day.
Hours:
21 hours per week
Salary:
£17,500 per annum (£10,500 pro rata)
Location:
Manchester
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The decline of crisis support in England - New GMPA report
September saw the launch of a major new study by Greater Manchester Poverty Action (GMPA) looking at local welfare assistance schemes in England.
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Discover new talents with Get started with football
Are you 16-25? Want to learn new skills? The Princes’ Trust have a Get Started with Football course in partnership with City in the Community. Try something new, meet new people and improve your skills by working on a group challenge like learning how to deliver a coaching session. 
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Two new reports on diversity and the charity sector
Walking the talk on diversity - NPC
Time and again, research into diversity amongst trustees and senior managers in the charity sector shows little progress. So why is the charity sector still struggling with this? What gets in the way of making it a priority? 24 charity leaders were interviewed for this NPC report along with trustees and a review of organisational psychology literature was undertaken to explore this question further. This research briefing presents their findings on:
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Office space available at the Wesley Centre
There is space available at the Wesley Centre, Royce Road, Hulme, Manchester M15 5BP.
Units 4, 5 and 9 are on the ground floor. Unit 14 is on the upper floor
Target rent £11.50 per sq ft (exc VAT) includes electric and gas but tenant will be responsible for business rates (charities can get up to 80% exemption) and water rates. They have to use their own tel and broadband.
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Charity Property Matters Survey 2018
Worrying results: over half of charities see property as a problem.
53% of charity survey respondents so far say that their property is preventing them from achieving their charitable objectives
58% experienced difficulties in obtaining property funding in the past 3 years.
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