‘Hidden’ Project 

We are currently seeking young people to take part in creating a new episode of ‘Hidden’, an interactive podcast.

The flyer below explains more however, young people would be asked to join a 1.5 hour online session once a week for 8 weeks. For their participation, they will receive £75 in Love2Shop vouchers. It starts next Wednesday, 10 February.

The project is funded by the European Social Fund. Due to their funding requirements, to be eligible for the project young people need to be aged between 16 and 25, live in Greater Manchester, and not currently in education, employment or training.  Please email Jenny Thomas for  further details:

Telephone: 0161 706 1011

Made by Mortals, Guide Bridge Theatre, Audenshaw Road, Audenshaw, M34 5HJ

www.madebymortals.org

SMOKE-FREE APP

We are working with Salford CVS and the NHS to help promote their New Year “quit campaign”. The campaign aims to give smokers the motivation, confidence and information needed to make and sustain a quit attempt.

The Smokefree App is a great tool to support you if you are thinking of giving up smoking.

More information can be found here:  

smokefreeapp.com/gm

The Smokefree App – presentation

The Smokefree App – flyer (1)

Please find attached information on the free support and activities available from Diversity Matters North West including:

• Zoom / WhatApp One to one employment support
• Telephone befriending service
• Volunteering opportunities
• Virtual BeWell: Healthy lifestyle sessions
• Talking about mental health
• Peer mentoring opportunities
• Mental Health Awareness Training
• Covid-19 support

For further information please see the details on each leaflet.

Warm Hearts in Winter Telephone Befriending Service

Volunteer with us

Virtual BeWell- healthy lifestyle sessions

Time to talk day 04022021

Peer Mentoring Opportunities x4

Mental Health Aware Training-Updated 15012021

Employment Support Digitally

DMNW provides COVID 19 support – ring us – Urdu

DMNW provides COVID 19 support – ring us – English

DMNW provides COVID 19 support – ring us – Bengali

DMNW Activities during COVID-19 – Jan – Mar 2021

Zoom Links for parents (1)

Dear Parents and Carers.

Please watch the short video on Go4Schools. It explains how you can understand how your child is progressing. The information on the video is supported by two documents that give further detail on the points mentioned in the video.

Click Here for a Video on Go4Schools Reports

My outsourcedit project 

Are you feeling digitally excluded? Sign up to our free laptop/computer project covering Greater Manchester today and see how we can help you and your family.

https://bit.ly/freecomputerproject Please spread the word so we can help more!

Help others by donating your unwanted or old computer hardware to be recycled and put back into the community! For more information https://bit.ly/donatehardware

Having computer problems? Don’t fear, we can help for free! Email us at hello@myoutsourcedit.co.uk and lets get you booked in!

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/myoutsourcedit/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/myoutsourcedit

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/myoutsourcedit/

We are working with Salford CVS and the NHS to help promote their New Year “quit campaign”. The campaign aims to give smokers the motivation, confidence and information needed to make and sustain a quit attempt.

The theme of this year’s campaign is ‘Don’t Wait’ – that’s the message from NHS doctors and former smokers as the hard-hitting campaign is launched when many people are thinking about quitting smoking and making resolutions to improve their health and wellbeing, after a difficult 2020.

The campaign also tells the stories of three local ex-smokers, Andy, Gail and Lisa, who have shared their incredible stories in the hope of inspiring others.

Download the full campaign toolkit and resources here

Groundwork GM are recruiting now for the next Ashton Prince’s Trust Programme for 16-25 year olds. The programme starts in Ashton-under-Lyne on the 1st February 2021.

TfGM have been working with the operators of our school services to introduce a new weekly ticket that can be loaded straight on to an IGO card, without the need for a paper ticket. Helping us to reduce our environmental impact, whilst cutting down on lost tickets and students travelling without their IGO.

We’re now in a position where all of our operators are able to sell and accept this new ticket type,  as well as a new carnet style ticket that can also be loaded on to a student’s IGO card. For more information about these new tickets please visit: https://tfgm.com/tickets-and-passes/bus-school-bus-services

We will be asking our operators to no longer sell the paper version of the TfGM school weekly, with a view to removing the paper version from the beginning of next term.

If any of your students need to apply for an IGO or replacement, full details can be found here: https://tfgm.com/tickets-and-passes/igo-pass

Use the QR code below or Weblink here:https://www.gmconsult.org/strategy-team/2b7895dc/