| Sport England - Walk, Talk and Wellbeing |
| £9,606 |
18/03/2024
12 |
This project will fund a Peer Support Development Worker to set up and run Walk and Talk weekly two hour sessions in local parks in Manchester. This is an expansion of a pilot project to sustain and expand the offer for adults in Manchester to come
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This project will fund a Peer Support Development Worker to set up and run Walk and Talk weekly two hour sessions in local parks in Manchester. This is an expansion of a pilot project to sustain and expand the offer for adults in Manchester to come together weekly as a group. In addition, they will introduce monthly one-off Wellbeing Walks in parks around the city for people to experience the benefits of walking. Funding will support Development Worker costs and travel costs for staff and volunteers.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Positive Changes |
| £265,817 |
13/07/2021
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Manchester Mind provides therapeutic support for children and young people. Services include mental health awareness training and community engagement for people recovering from mental health crises. Funding for the group will enable them to expand
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Manchester Mind provides therapeutic support for children and young people. Services include mental health awareness training and community engagement for people recovering from mental health crises. Funding for the group will enable them to expand their counselling service to children and young people aged 15-25.
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| Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award - COVID19 response |
| £25,000 |
14/05/2021
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Nourish to Flourish - Food For All
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| BBC Children in Need - Grant to Manchester Mind |
| £72,559 |
09/09/2020
18 |
COVID19 - This project will deliver wellbeing support to children and young people experiencing mental ill-health in Levenshulme which has been exacerbated due to Covid-19. The activities will result in improved mental health.
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| DCMS - VSCE CMC Fund |
| £23,201 |
01/07/2020
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NET, Comic Relief and Children in Need will use this funding to provide: increased support to vulnerable people and hidden groups, thus reducing the burden on public services; reach local grassroots and small organisations who can provide an
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NET, Comic Relief and Children in Need will use this funding to provide: increased support to vulnerable people and hidden groups, thus reducing the burden on public services; reach local grassroots and small organisations who can provide an on-the-ground community response to the crisis; and, support local charitable organisations to mobilise volunteers to enable better targeted support in communities through empowered local groups.
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| DCMS - Coronavirus Community Support Fund |
| £49,603 |
18/06/2020
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"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public
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"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Full Resilience service |
| £299,503 |
31/05/2018
36 |
This project will work with young people aged 11 ' 25 in Manchester to design a range of services that support their mental health and resilience. A new programme of activities will include counselling, mentoring, group workshops and training. Many
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This project will work with young people aged 11 ' 25 in Manchester to design a range of services that support their mental health and resilience. A new programme of activities will include counselling, mentoring, group workshops and training. Many of the sessions will be run by the young people themselves so they can support one another peer to peer. Manchester Mind will also work with specialist local groups to support young people who are LGBT+, refugees and asylum seekers or those with disabilities.
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| Henry Smith Charity - Grant to MIND Manchester |
| £97,200 |
07/12/2017
24 |
towards two years' salary of a full-time Caseworker and managerial support at a project in Manchester that provides advice, support and guidance to young people with mental health problems
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| Manchester City Council - Grant to Manchester Mind |
| £10,971 |
16/08/2017
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To commission a service that will recruit train and coordinate a team of volunteers who are experts by experience, including people with lived experience of homelessness, to support the Homelessness and Housing Options initial contact service
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| Manchester City Council - Grant to Manchester Mind |
| £21,942 |
16/08/2017
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To commission a service that will recruit, train and coordinate a team of volunteers who are experts by experience, including people with lived experience of homelessness, to support the Homelessness and Housing Options initial contact service
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| Manchester City Council - Grant to Manchester Mind |
| £19,989 |
16/08/2017
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To commission a service that will recruit, train and coordinate a team of volunteers who are experts by experience
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| Manchester City Council - Grant to Manchester Mind |
| £3,657 |
16/08/2017
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To commission a service that will recruit, train and coordinate a team of volunteers who are experts by experience, including people with lived experience of homelessness, to support the Homelessness and Housing Options initial contact service.
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| Manchester City Council - Grant to Manchester Mind |
| £6,039 |
16/08/2017
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Grant for funding a service that will recruit, train and coordinate a team of volunteers, to support the Homelessness and Housing Options initial contact service
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| Manchester City Council - Grant to Manchester Mind |
| £3,657 |
16/08/2017
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To commission a service that will recruit, train and coordinate a team of volunteers who are experts by experience, including people with lived experience of homelessness, to support the Homelessness and Housing Options initial contact service
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| Manchester City Council - Grant to Manchester Mind |
| £3,657 |
16/08/2017
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To commission a service that will recruit, train and coordinate a team of volunteers who are experts by experience, including people with lived experience of homelessness, to support the Homelessness and Housing Options initial contact service.
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| Manchester City Council - Grant to Manchester Mind |
| £3,657 |
16/08/2017
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Grant for funding a service that will recruit, train and coordinate a team of volunteers, to support the Homelessness and Housing Options initial contact service
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| Manchester City Council - Grant to Manchester Mind |
| £3,657 |
16/08/2017
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Grant for funding a service that will recruit, train and coordinate a team of volunteers, to support the Homelessness and Housing Options initial contact service
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| Manchester City Council - Grant to Manchester Mind |
| £6,039 |
16/08/2017
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Grant for funding a service that will recruit, train and coordinate a team of volunteers, to support the Homelessness and Housing Options initial contact service
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| Manchester City Council - Grant to Manchester Mind |
| £10,971 |
31/07/2017
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To commission a service that will recruit train and coordinate a team of volunteers who are experts by experience, including people with lived experience of homelessness, to support the Homelessness and Housing Options initial contact service
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| Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, UK Branch - Manchester Mind |
| £28,000 |
01/06/2017
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Develop and test a new format for the course by extending session times, integrating stronger elements of mindfulness and developing a mentoring scheme for participants. Develop and test the effectiveness of the course with three different target
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Develop and test a new format for the course by extending session times, integrating stronger elements of mindfulness and developing a mentoring scheme for participants. Develop and test the effectiveness of the course with three different target groups.
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| MACC - Peer Support/Get Help, Give Help |
| £10,000 |
09/12/2016
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Short term GP-based intervention to people in who present at their GP with low level anxiety. 60 minute ‘check up’ to assess mental wellbeing, existing risk factors and their coping strategie, and identify additional strategies, suggest
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Short term GP-based intervention to people in who present at their GP with low level anxiety. 60 minute ‘check up’ to assess mental wellbeing, existing risk factors and their coping strategie, and identify additional strategies, suggest self-help tools, and identify community assets.
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| MACC - Checking Up and Checking In |
| £9,914 |
09/12/2016
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6-week intervention involving: CBT, positive psychology and relaxation and meditation techniques to provide people with the skills and strategies to self-manage their long term conditions and improve mental wellbeing; similar intervention aimed at
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6-week intervention involving: CBT, positive psychology and relaxation and meditation techniques to provide people with the skills and strategies to self-manage their long term conditions and improve mental wellbeing; similar intervention aimed at people in later life and people who are finding the transition into retirement challenging
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| MACC - Building a Healthy Future - long term conditions and wellbeing in later life |
| £9,545 |
09/12/2016
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Develop a peer support group within a Central CMHT Health and Social Care Clinic to provide people who are being discharged from secondary services with a bridge from services to community, and to become volunteers. Volunteers, service users, staff,
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Develop a peer support group within a Central CMHT Health and Social Care Clinic to provide people who are being discharged from secondary services with a bridge from services to community, and to become volunteers. Volunteers, service users, staff, commissioners would all be involved in the design of the service.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Manchester Volunteer Advice Project |
| £427,657 |
02/11/2016
36 |
The project will help people with mental health issues from black, ethnic, minority and deprived communities, refugees and young people. Volunteers will be recruited to help these people improve their skills, confidence, wellbeing and their ability
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The project will help people with mental health issues from black, ethnic, minority and deprived communities, refugees and young people. Volunteers will be recruited to help these people improve their skills, confidence, wellbeing and their ability to take up employment or further training. Advice and representation will also be provided on debt, housing, welfare rights, immigration and other important issues.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Happy 2 Help |
| £514,525 |
03/03/2016
60 |
A project to support young people with a range of issues,including mental health problems, disabilities, experience of the care system and those who have suffered abuse. The scheme will provide help with secure accommodation, social support, debt
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A project to support young people with a range of issues,including mental health problems, disabilities, experience of the care system and those who have suffered abuse. The scheme will provide help with secure accommodation, social support, debt advice and health and social care needs. It will also offer volunteering opportunities, positive activities, and crisis support including food, shelter and emergency funds. .
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Monitoring in Mind |
| £10,000 |
05/08/2015
12 |
The organisation will use the funding to purchase and develop a new database and provide an effective customer relationship management (CRM) system. This will help improve the communications, performance and services of the organisation for the
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The organisation will use the funding to purchase and develop a new database and provide an effective customer relationship management (CRM) system. This will help improve the communications, performance and services of the organisation for the benefit of their existing and new service users and other organisations.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - YASP - Recovering Ourselves |
| £299,226 |
12/01/2015
36 |
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Manchester Volunteer Advice Project |
| £323,231 |
05/08/2013
24 |
Manchester Mind (MM) is leading on this new pilot project based in Manchester, which aims to provide a co-ordinated volunteer programme to increase opportunities, improve skills and increase confidence of local volunteers, while also increasing
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Manchester Mind (MM) is leading on this new pilot project based in Manchester, which aims to provide a co-ordinated volunteer programme to increase opportunities, improve skills and increase confidence of local volunteers, while also increasing resources to support other beneficiaries through advice provision, particularly those affected by the welfare reforms._x000B_
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Manchester Mind Website Development Project |
| £10,000 |
14/02/2013
12 |
This is a project by an incorporated charity in Manchester. The organisation will use the funding to plan, design and develop a new website that will be more attuned to service users' needs. This will enable the group to update its website to make
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This is a project by an incorporated charity in Manchester. The organisation will use the funding to plan, design and develop a new website that will be more attuned to service users' needs. This will enable the group to update its website to make information and advice about mental illness and services easier to access for a wide range of beneficiaries.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - YASP |
| £486,641 |
13/07/2011
36 |
The project will provide weekly drop-in sessions for young people aged 15 to 25 with mental health problems to provide advice on areas such as welfare benefits, housing, employment rights, education and debt, and career guidance for those ready to
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The project will provide weekly drop-in sessions for young people aged 15 to 25 with mental health problems to provide advice on areas such as welfare benefits, housing, employment rights, education and debt, and career guidance for those ready to return to work or education. It will also offer a young volunteer befriending and mentoring service to enable young people to receive both practical and emotional support from their peers. _x000B_
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