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• Find out what is happening in your local area and across the city
• Have your say, and get involved in things that matter to you
• Access support to improve your local area
The website is coming soon
Roald Dahl’s Marvellous Children’s Charity helps seriously ill children and young people to make the most of everyday life. The Charity want to ensure that their families, regardless of shape or size, receive the emotional support they need too.
The Charity help in many ways including through Roald Dahl specialist nurses, family grants and research.
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The team at Manchester Central have together gained a wealth of experience in the voluntary and community sector, read all about the team members at Manchester Community Central
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Many of the people and organisations that call us receive the information they need over the phone but some people require additional help and they are referred to one of our Organisational Developments Workers.
Please find below Case Studies which highlight some examples of the support we have provided.
2024
As a follow up from the training needs questionnaire launched this summer Manchester Community Central are looking to run a series of workshops in response to the popular topics listed by participants of the questionnaire.
The workshops listed in the attachment below are informal and offer an awareness of the subject ideal for those wishing to gain an overview only and will include networking time for attendees along with Question and Answer sessions.
Are you new to the voluntary and community sector? Or have you got years' worth of experiences and knowledge to share? Are you facing difficult issues, not sure where to go for answers? None of us are "experts" but we can all learn from each other. With this in mind we have organised a "Bring Your Own" (BYO) event on Tuesday 21st September 2010, 10am until 2pm at GMCVO (The St Thomas Centre, Ardwick Green). There is no agenda, no speakers, we just want you to bring your own questions and experiences and be willing to get involved in conversations with others - we guarantee that you will com
The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service is the highest award given to volunteer groups across the UK for outstanding work done in their local communities.
Weekly Ebulletin
Our weekly Ebulletin is sent out each Monday and contains Manchester Community Central updates, news, events, training opportunities and much more.
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