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Lloyds Banking Group Digital Champions have a range of skills and could support with Basic Digital Skills in a variety of ways for example helping someone get online for the first time, setting up a Facebook account, browsing online and shopping.
Information for the bulletin is compiled from a number of sources including Grantfinder, GMCVO (Greater Manchester Council for Voluntary Organisations) and direct from funders themselves. It showcases just a few of the hundreds of funding opportunities available for local community, voluntary and faith organisations.
This bulletin is produced by a partnership of local support and development agencies across Greater Manchester.
A new report from the Local Government Association (LGA) estimates that adult social care services face a potential funding gap of at least £2.6 billion.
What are trustees?
Trustees are the people in charge of a charity and they help to make the UK the sixth most giving country in the world. (Source www.trusteesweek.org)
Growing food in cities makes a lot of sense. Gardens, allotments, patios, rooftops and window-ledges all have the potential to provide us with an abundance of free and nutritious food. 
Plus food grown in urban environments can help reduce food transportation, create jobs, and strengthen communities.
We all have food in common. We eat it, crave it, and dream about it. So let’s celebrate and grow it.
The European Directive 2012 requires that all victims of crime have access to appropriate support, regardless of whether they choose to pursue a Criminal Justice System (CJS) course.
Neighbourhood profiles for the 12 One Team Localities across Manchester have been developed and published by Manchester City Council.
The main purpose of the profiles is to to support the development of out of hospital and urgent care services at a local level and to help the 12 integrated neighbourhood teams in Manchester (and other people delivering services at a local level) to determine their priorities, agree the outcomes they want to achieve and think through the ‘how, what and where’ of service delivery.
To date, two sets of profiles have been produced:
Galaxy Hot Chocolate are looking to help small, local community projects and groups through their GALAXY Hot Chocolate Fund.
From 7 November2016 until 26 February 2017, Galaxy Hot Chocolate are seeking to award a total of seventy, £300 donations to help community groups and people across UK and Ireland.
The total match fund for this year's Grow Your Tenner is £345,000, this means each charity will have the chance to benefit from up to £2,500 of match funding: £1,000 from one-time donations and £1,500 from Direct Debits. 
The latest monthly ebulletin from the Manchester Cares Network contains: Fund-raising events, the Manchester Carers Network Calendar and the latest news from Dementia Carers – peer mentoring, CAB project with GPs, Age Friendly Manchester, Young Carers Conference, Accessible events at HOME and the Manchester Carers Network.
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