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Update from GOV.UK for: Enabling safe and effective volunteering during coronavirus (COVID-19)

The Government has released new guidance which aims to help organisations and groups in England understand how to safely and effectively involve volunteers during the pandemic. This guidance is for people who run volunteer-involving organisations or groups, or manage volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering yourself, or are already volunteering, read guidance on how

Round 3 Digital Grants Open for applications from Trafford Voluntary, Community, Faith & Social Enterprise organisations – Apply for up to £5K – Deadline Extended to 31st January 2022

Round 3 Digital Grants Now Open for applications from Trafford Voluntary, Community, Faith Groups and Social Enterprise Organisations. Residents can gain confidence and improve their digital skills thanks to grants of up to £5,000. Trafford Council has launched the third round of its VCFSE Digital Grants scheme to help improve digital skills, digital inclusion and

RESET21 Youth Mental Health Event Happening Monday 29th November – Find Out How You Can Get Involved

RESET 21 – COMING 29TH NOVEMBER 2021 HOTEL FOOTBALL, OLD TRAFFORD, MANCHESTER at 12-6pm RESET21 Trafford unites young people, their families, professionals and service providers to raise awareness of local help and support available for young people and their mental health challenges across Trafford. Calm Connections CIC provide a marketplace of local organisations where you

New Dedicated Debt Service for Trafford Patients Struggling with Money Worries

More than 95,000 Trafford patients struggling with money worries are now able to access a dedicated debt service due to a new partnership between the charity Citizens Advice Trafford, Altrincham Healthcare Alliance Primary Care Network and North Trafford Primary Care Network. The six month pilot programme, running until March 2022, aims to relieve the stress

Winter Resilience Grant Funding Available for Trafford VCFSEs – Apply for up to £20K

Trafford Council have launched their Winter Resilience Grant Programme. The Grant programme aims to support the local VCFSE sector to help people to recover from the health, social and economic impact of COVID and to become more resilient with the ongoing impact of COVID as we head into the winter months. VCFSE (voluntary, community, faith

A new report which reveals the huge importance of the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise sector to Trafford was published today

A new report which reveals the huge importance of the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise sector to Trafford was published today The ‘State of the Sector’ report, written by the University of Salford, shows how the VCFSE sector is of major importance to the everyday lives of residents across Trafford and also highlights the

GM Moving Big Coproduction Conversation – Monday 22nd November to Friday 3rd December 2021

GM Moving Big Coproduction Conversation The GM Moving Big Co-Production Conversation is a series of online conversations led by local people to explore and address topics that are important to you including violence reduction, community power, and caring for the environment. The sessions are free to attend and will be a fantastic opportunity to hear

Trafford Council are hosting there very first Digital Festival – October 2021

Trafford Council are hosting there very first Digital Festival Try something new and grow your skills with Trafford Digital Festival Join us for our month-long festival in October 2021 where we are celebrating all things digital. Venues across the borough are hosting a range of events from informative family history sessions and help with getting

You are invited to find out about Trafford’s first Poverty Truth Commission! Friday 8th October 2021

You are invited to find out about Trafford’s first Poverty Truth Commission! When: Friday 8 October, 10.00-12.00 Where: Stretford Public Hall, Chester Road, Stretford, M32 0LG Register your attendance: https://bookwhen.com/fosph Stretford Public Hall is establishing Trafford’s first Poverty Truth Commission. This important project will bring together people in poverty with those in senior positions within

Further Funding Announced for Community Groups – Trafford Council is once again inviting voluntary and community groups to apply for grants of up to £5,000 to support projects aimed at making communities safer.

Trafford Council is once again inviting voluntary and community groups to apply for grants of up to £5,000 to support projects aimed at making communities safer. Standing Together community safety grants are available for initiatives that build cohesion and confidence in local neighbourhoods, with a particular focus on: Keeping people safe Reducing harm and offending

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