THE EAST MANCHESTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

Unrestricted grant over 3 years towards the core costs of The East Manchester Community Association

An unrestricted grant of £20,000. Rainbow Haven provides casework and holistic support to refugees, people seeking asylum and other migrants in East Manchester.

Safe Haven

Funding helped provide wellbeing services, education and casework support at our drop-in centre, helping people move on with their lives.

The funding will be used to help deliver a continuing programme of weekly activities to over 300 refugees and asylum seekers over a 12-month period. The project aims to help prevent loneliness and isolation and help develop skills support social ....more

The funding will be used to help deliver a continuing programme of weekly activities to over 300 refugees and asylum seekers over a 12-month period. The project aims to help prevent loneliness and isolation and help develop skills support social interaction and boost self-esteem.

To put some much needed resources into those organisations and capture stories which will raise awareness of the issues faced by refugees and asylum seekers and the work which is being done to provide support, safety and welcome

Migrant Destitution Fund GM, awards to pre-vetted applicant organisations of up to £80 on behalf of individual destitute migrants and other people with no recourse to public funds

Migrant Destitution Fund GM, awards to pre-vetted applicant organisations of up to £80 on behalf of individual destitute migrants and other people with no recourse to public funds

to continue their Covid response wellbeing work which includes a number of activities including remote groups, digital inclusion work and Covid safe activities, supporting refugees, migrants and asylum seekers. plus digital inclusion support ....more

to continue their Covid response wellbeing work which includes a number of activities including remote groups, digital inclusion work and Covid safe activities, supporting refugees, migrants and asylum seekers. plus digital inclusion support funding. Priority groups: BAME

Migrant Destitution Fund GM, awards to pre-vetted applicant organisations of up to £80 on behalf of individual destitute migrants and other people with no recourse to public funds

as an additional grant to support staff, volunteer and trustee wellbeing, to assist the organisation deliver its charitable purpose more effectively

A flexible grant as part of wave 1 of the Community Justice Fund. A pooled fund to support the specialist legal welfare advice sector in its response to COVID19

To continue delivering a food parcel delivery project and an at home wellbeing project for refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants from Greater Manchester

We expect to engage 50 women, during pregnancy or with young babies, in the peer support group over the course of the project. We expect that around 8 types of health and support professionals will have been able to access these women through ....more

We expect to engage 50 women, during pregnancy or with young babies, in the peer support group over the course of the project. We expect that around 8 types of health and support professionals will have been able to access these women through attending group sessions to share information about their services. Our outcomes will be: 50 women will report that they feel less isolated and have been able to connect and share experiences with other mothers and mother-to-be. 50 women will report that they feel more confident about being or becoming a mother, and how to keep themselves and their baby well. 50 women will have a greater understanding of the pre- and post-natal support services available to them in the UK and feel confident about accessing them. 50 women will have better understanding of the signs and symptoms of post-natal-depression, and know how to access help if they need it. In order to access a much larger number of women we will create an information resource (in the form of a short video or translated information leaflet) about accessing pre- and peri-natal support in the UK. This will be distributed through our centres and those of our partners, and be made available for use by the appropriate health services in the region. The women attending the group will be involved in designing and creating this resource. We hope this will insure that it is engaging and appropriate for other migrant women, and that it incorporates the messages that the women believe will be most valuable.

The aim of this charity is to meet the needs of refugees and asylum seekers during the asylum / refugee process. This grant will pay the salary costs of a Drop-in Service and Volunteer Coordinator and training costs.

Grant to deliver a range of support to unemployed adults in Manchester

over three yaers as continuation funding towards the manager's salary and associated costs at a charity supporting refugees and asylum seekers in East Manchester and Salford

The aim of this charity is to meet the needs of refugees and asylum seekers during the asylum / refugee process. This grant will pay the salary costs of a Drop-in Service and Volunteer Coordinator and training costs.

towards three years' salary of Drop-in Coordinators at a project providing support and advice to asylum seekers, refugees and vulnerable migrants in Manchester and Salford

TEMCA meets its charitable aims by developing and supporting the work of Rainbow Haven, through which it delivers community drop-ins for refugees, asylum seekers, migrant workers and other vulnerable new arrivals living in Manchester, Salford and ....more

TEMCA meets its charitable aims by developing and supporting the work of Rainbow Haven, through which it delivers community drop-ins for refugees, asylum seekers, migrant workers and other vulnerable new arrivals living in Manchester, Salford and the surr

This project will continue and expand the current work of The East Manchester Community Association. The project will operate two drop-in services, one in Manchester and one in Salford. It aims to provide social, educational, well-being and welfare ....more

This project will continue and expand the current work of The East Manchester Community Association. The project will operate two drop-in services, one in Manchester and one in Salford. It aims to provide social, educational, well-being and welfare support to displaced people, migrants or those new to the communities of Manchester and Salford. It will deliver a wide range of advocacy and casework with facilitated access to professional and specialist advice services.