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All applications must relate to projects that assist individuals in their return to mainstream society, rather than simply offer shelter or other forms of sustenance.
Manchester City Council has launched the main consultation on its 2015-17 budget options, along with a number of individual consultations on specific elements.
Options for consultation were agreed by the council’s Executive on Wednesday 26 November.
They aim to address an estimated funding shortfall of £59m in 2015/16, potentially rising to £90 million in 2016/17.
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20 November 2014
This briefing focuses on the impact on voluntary and community sector organisations but does not attempt to quantify the impact on the people who rely on the services provided by VCS organisations.
We expect more detailed information to be available within the next 2 weeks.
More information on the Voluntary Sector Cuts available here.
Manchester City Council (MCC) are facilitating a number of briefings regarding the Youth and Play Budget Options during the week beginning 8 December 2014.
There will be 3 events across the city at different times and locations to ensure you have various opportunities to attend.
If you want to share information about your campaign about the cuts, get in contact with Pauline - [email protected] 0161 834 9823
Briefings
Greater Manchester has an allocation of £356 million of European Structural Funds for the 2014-20 programme.
The European Structural Funds overall are designed to reduce economic inequalities by targeting additional resources at developing skills, jobs and enterprise for those people and areas which need extra help. There is also clear acknowledgement of the importance of social inclusion and social innovation as necessary conditions of economic inclusion.
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