Areas of Work
We aim to address a whole range of social issues, our key areas of work are: homelessness, loneliness and isolation, mental health and wellbeing, food insecurity and supporting displaced people. We do this by:
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Kick-starting, growing and supporting social action projects and initiatives equipping individuals and communities with the skills and confidence to make a real difference to the lives of the most vulnerable people in their local area
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Connecting people, faith groups and organisations together to allow them to share best practice, resources and ideas through collaboration, small meetings, large events and through building mutually supportive and relational networks
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Working together with multi-agency partners to influence local, regional and national policy and strategy
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Providing training and information to individuals and organisations to help equip front-line workers with the skills and knowledge they need to support and sign post vulnerable people more effectively
Networks of
Support
Working with communities to address poverty and deprivation by engaging strategically with social action
Homelessness & Rough Sleeping
Working across Greater Manchester to tackle and prevent homelessness
Food
Insecurity
Supporting the Food Aid sector to help people experiencing food crisis and insecurity
Loneliness &
Isolation
Working with local communities to reduce loneliness and isolation.
Refugees &
Asylum Seekers
Creating welcoming & supportive communities for displaced people.
Financial
Inclusion
Creating strong, vibrant and supportive communities by increasing our financial resilience.
Human Trafficking & Modern Slavery
Highlighting the dangers trafficking and slavery and supporting communities to tackle it locally