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Macc is currently working with Manchester Health and Care Commissioning and Conexus Healthcare to provide Active Signposting/ Care Navigation Training for primary care admin and reception staff in Manchester.
HOUR Manchester is an exciting new approach to bring together people across Manchester with an interest in mutual support, *Timebanking and community economies.
* Timebanking is a way of linking local people and organisations who can share their time and skills in a way where everyone is valued equally. Within a Timebanking model, no one is rich and no one is poor as we all have 24 hours each day and an hour is equally as valuable to everyone. 1 hour in = 1 hour back!
How do budgets work in the real world.......Budgets can cause anxiety and raise a number of questions particularly if you don't fully understand how to create and work with them.
This brand new workshop has been developed to help you understand budgeting and ensure that your budget works for you and your organisation.
Specifically for members of VCSE organisations across the city of Manchester we encourage anyone whether you are new to finance and budgeting or have been managing budgets for a number of years to attend.
Stories stir the imagination and connect people and organisations to each other. They are a powerful tool to increase the profile of and engagement with your charity.
If you would like to build on your existing skills and think about new ways to tell stories, this course is for you.
This course is aimed at anyone in a Manchester voluntary and community sector group who would like to increase their skills and use of storytelling in their work. This could mean telling the story of your service users, volunteers or your organisation.
Learning objectives
Bid Writing is an essential skill when it comes to securing funding for your organisation.
This new introductory level workshop delivered by a member of the capacity building team at Macc is ideal for any staff or volunteers who are responsible for writing funding applications.
Participants must be from voluntary community or social enterprise organisations within the city of Manchester.
This 3 hour workshop will cover the following:
Are you looking for funding for your project? Do you know where to search what funding is available? What is a good base to any funding application?
This session is aimed at voluntary community groups who are new to funding and looking at the first steps to searching and applying for funds for their projects.
This workshop is specifically workshop specifically designed for members of city of Manchester voluntary community sector organisations.
Learning Objectives
Participants will
Community development approaches are once more becoming popular as public authorities seek to get more from less through encouraging communities to take on new and greater responsibilities. National Government also sees community action as the answer to many problems.
This workshop will, through a combination of presentation, discussion and exercises help participants to understand:
A workshop to introduce the key roles and responsibilities of trustees identifying what you need to know and what you should know....
This session is developed and delivered by members of the capacity building team at Macc. We encourage both trustees and senior members of staff to attend to ensure understanding in the role of a trustee.
Learning Objective:
To ensure that attendees are well informed about their legal responsibilities and have a good sense of appropriate job roles and boundaries.
By the end of the session learners will:
A workshop specifically for VCSE groups within the city of Manchester looking at what structure is best suited for them.
This workshop offers the opportunity to double check that the structure you are considering or have is really correct for the type of activities / funding sources / organisation you want to be and will take you through the steps you need to take to adopt a suitable structure.
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