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Manchester Community Central Newsletter Archive
The quarterly newsletter contains information on local, national and regional issues specific to the development of the voluntary and community sector infrastructure in Manchester.
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2020
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Planning / Project Management
Manchester Community Central Factsheets
Factsheet 25: Business planning - A business plan helps you think through all aspects of your organisation and plan for the future. It helps you get an overview of your organisation, and is a useful tool for presenting yourself to funders and supporters. A business plan may be for the whole of your organisation, or for a particular project.
Finance
Manchester Community Central Factsheets
Factsheet 17: Cashflow forecasts and budgets – A cashflow forecast looks at the future and predicts how money will come in to and go out of your organisation, read this factsheets to find out more about producing a cashflow forecast
Starting a Group
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Managing Risk
Manchester Community Central Factsheets
Factsheet 4: Insurance – This factsheet is a short guide to insurance for voluntary and community groups in Greater Manchester. It should be seen alongside the guidance set out by the Charity Commission and professional, independent advice where appropriate (including advice from professional insurance bodies)
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