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This blog explores the Living Longer, Living Better programme in Manchester and the role of Macc and the voluntary sector.
Manchester Day: Game On! will celebrate leisure, play and Manchester's place in a global gaming world - Sunday 14 June will be playtime in the city.
From contemporary games technology to traditional street games, let's make our city a colourful playground of music, outdoor theatre and procession.
Tonight is the “manVcam” rally in on Albert Square in Manchester. Some local voluntary and community groups have been wondering about whether it’s appropriate to go along, so here's my take on it.
Thursday 19 February 2015, 10am - 12noon
The Third Summit carried on the work Macc has been facilitating, bringing the voluntary and community sector (VCS) together with the Early Help Team within Manchester City Council (MCC) to look at how we can work together to improve outcomes for Children, Young People and Families within the City.
Want to do something that would make a difference in and around the East Manchester area, got a great idea and people who could help, want to set up a resident group, local project or activity?
The Greater Manchester Poverty Monitor measures levels of poverty across the city region and tells what life is like for residents living below the poverty line. It includes a set of interactive charts and maps and is accompanied by a report detailing experiences of poverty from the perspectives of those affected by it.
The Woodward Charitable Trust Grants are provided by the Woodward Charitable Trust and administered by the Sainsbury Family Charitable Trusts.
The scheme is intended to support small scale organisations that provide children's summer playschemes.
The Woodward Charitable Trust award Children's summer playscheme grants of between £500-£1,000.
Charities that apply should have an annual income under £100,000.
Forever Manchester are pleased to announce that the adjoining neighbourhoods of Moston and Harpurhey are one of Fourteen communities across the UK that have been selected to receive a minimum of £200,000 funding over three years to increase community participation and improve wellbeing.
The Big Lottery Fund and New Economy are in the process of designing the Building Better Opportunities (BBO) funding programme in Greater Manchester.
Voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations are asked to help identify the people who would benefit most from the programme, how they would benefit and what type of support would be beneficial.
In order that this fund targets the right people it is crucial that VCSE organisations get involved in the design.
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