Message to Our Readers
The information in this newsletter is for young people, their parents, and organisations working with young people. It provides info about the current offer to young people to help them prepare for what they will be doing in the autumn term
There are lots of videos you can watch and other activities which you can do just for fun, and that may help you into college, training or work.
Manchester Connect
Over the summer Manchester Connect will be working with young people, to support them in moving forward and taking up their offers for September.
As this can be a confusing time for a young person, their team will be available to offer help and support, find them something to do over the summer with their local partners and to make sure that our young people make the best start in taking their next steps.
If you would like to refer a young person please contact eet@careerconnect.org.uk or whatsapp 07973 936418
If you are a young person or a parent you can contact them yourself, you do not need anyone to refer you.
NEWS
Youth Task Force and
Young Person's Guarantee
In June 2020 the Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, announced his appointment of Diane Modahl as Chair of the new Youth Task Force – which will help to develop a Young Person’s Guarantee in Greater Manchester.
Read more about the Youth Task Force and Young Person's Guarantee
They have already held an online event with young people, to gather their views on the issues that matter the most to them. You can watch the live stream here. There is another online event:
Tuesday, August 4 (times tbc.) The session will focus around:
- Employment
- Health & Well-being
There will be two sessions, one for young people, and one for educators.
If you are interested in joining the one of the sessions please email: taskforce@greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk
Youth Advisory Group - get involved
If you are 11 - 30 years old, you are invited to join the Youth Advisory Group to help shape the future of GMCA. The Youth Advisory Group will work directly with the Task Force Chair, Diane Modahl, and have a genuine influence in not only shaping, but creating the Young Person’s Guarantee. Video of Diane Modahl talking about the Youth Advisory Group
If you’re interested in applying, please take a look at the job role and specification here.
Applications are now open and you can apply here. Deadline for applications is Sunday, August 2, with the group looking to meet for the first time on Friday, August 7.
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Black Lives Matter
The Youth Justice team have worked with young people to make this very powerful video. It captures the thoughts and feelings of Manchester’s young people about the Black Lives Matter movement, and includes a poem, written by one of our young people, which highlights the importance to those growing up in our city.
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Government Support for Young People
This is a new temporary employment programme designed to help young people off Universal Credit and into work.
Young people will enter a work placement with an employer and the government will pay them minimum wage for 6 months. Employers will be able to top up their wages if they want to.
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#weneedyou
Call out to all of the education leavers (school, college & uni) from the Class of 2008 and 2020.....
#weneedyou is a new project to give the #classof2020 the advice, guidance, and inspiration to enable them to continue with their journey of discovery.
There's no doubt that this year has left a lot of our young people feeling let down, cast aside, de-motivated, and unsure of what the future holds for them. The #classof2008 were probably feeling much the same way when the recession dropped on them from a great height! So who better to give our young people a lift than the ones who have already experienced it?!
So, if you were part of Class of 2008 and want to take part by creating a short video about your experience of leaving education and how you dealt with it please get in touch by email gyfs@onemanchester.co.uk
If you are part of the Class of 2020 and want to send questions for the Class of 2008, again get in touch at gyfs@onemanchester.co.ukIt doesn't matter what sector you're in or even what country you're in #weneedyou is for every person leaving education this year and stepping into the unknown. #classof2020 #classof2008 #weneedyou #youthemployment #youngpeople #positivefutures #nextsteps
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Summer Activities
With plenty on offer in your local area and beyond, kids and teenagers can get stuck into a wide range of face to face activities, online sessions, and activity packs. Here are just some of the great activities you can take part in:
- Learn football skills with City in the Community coaches
- Make memories with your friends at your youth provision
- Enjoy an exciting trip to one of our adventure playgrounds
- Discover dinosaurs and fairies in Heaton Park with the Love Exploring app
- Flex your artistic skills with a Creative Care Kit
- Get some fresh air and exercise on a Manchester Green Trail walking route
- Discover the wonders of Ancient Egypt with Manchester Museum
- Decorate your very own wooden bird box to put in your garden
Please share the All Sorts to Do Summer Activities small image (suitable for Twitter) or the All Sorts to Do Summer Activities A4 Poster
 The All Sorts To Do at Home is handy guide of activities you can get involved with at home.
The new e-bulletin will deliver ideas and inspiration straight to your inbox so you don't have to go searching for it. Every week, we’ll be rounding up some of the best activities that parents, children, young adults and families can take part in without even leaving the house.
Visit Manchester - It's not just for tourists!
Visit Manchester is the official tourism website for Greater Manchester. It has got lots of ideas of what to do and where to go.
There is lots of information for people living in Manchester:
- What's on
- Latest news about places to eat and be entertained
- Parks and gardens
- Walking and cycle routes
- What shops and venues are open
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NCS Keep Doing Good with NCS this summer
NCS (National Citizen Service) has launched a countrywide campaign to enable young people, 15 to 17yrs old, to take an active role in helping the country recover from the effects of COVID-19, as lockdown begins to lift.
Young People in Manchester can now register to take part in social action this August, and pledge 16 hours of activity as part of the national One Million Hours of Doing Good campaign. You will gain new skills, help rebuild your local communities and create positive and lasting change this summer.
There are lots of opportunities get involved, including reviving local green spaces, supporting food banks, and finding new ways to connect your community. NCS are working with Incredible Edible, North West Air Ambulance, and Greenpeace and more.
Sign Up
If you are between 15 and 17yrs old, (or previous NCS participants aged 18) can now sign up to help Manchester get back on its feet by visiting
NCS will then contact you with opportunities that are available in your area.
Skills Support for Growth
Skills Support for Growth offers you friendly support to help you make the right choices about your future career and achieve your goals, whatever they might be.
For young people between 15 and 18 years old, not in employment, education or training
They will support you choosing the right career path, gaining new skills and building your confidence. Plus, you will meet new people and have fun.Support and courses available.
Download the Skills Support for Growth leaflet for more info.
Contacts:
- Caroline Simpson: Email Caroline.Simpson@gceducationandskills.ac.uk or call 0161 205 6790
- Lyndsey Boardman: Email Lyndsey.Boardman@gceducationandskills.ac.uk or call 0161 225 4241
Skills Support for Growth referral form
GC Education and Skills Summer Programmes
Throughout summer 2020, GC Education and Skills are providing a 4 week summer programme at their centres across Greater Manchester and St Helens.
Young people will develop maths and English skills, receive support with college or university applications plus, it is a great opportunity for them to meet new people and improve their confidence.
More information about the GC Education and Skills Summer Programme
Challenge 4 Change Summer Activities
If your family summer holiday hasn’t quite gone to plan, why not bring them and your family ‘bubble’ along to enjoy a unique indoor activity experience? You can experience a high-energy, team building exercises in our indoor activity arena, which will help you overcome some of your fears, and maybe learn something new at the same time. Ensuring your safety is paramount, their fully qualified, socially distancing instructors will ensure a great day out for the whole family.
Challenge 4 Change Summer Activities
Prince's Trust Courses and Resources for Young People, 16 to 30 years old
The Prince's Trust August Offer
The Princes Trust August Offer has lots of great sessions for young people 16+. Some are particularly helpful for people leaving Year 11 or Year 13, with CV & interview tips, getting ready for a job in health and social care, or a job in the tech/digital sector, and more.
60-1-6 Mentoring for 16 to 18 year olds
They recognise that many young people 16 to 18 years old, have had a lot of challenges recently and so have this online mentoring offer. 60-1-6 Mentoring
Coronavirus Support Hub
The Prince’s Trust is committed to being there for young people through their
Coronavirus Support Hub
Get Hired LIVE Jobs Board
Get Hired LIVE Jobs Board is a digital jobs board with live vacancies from external businesses, for young people in Greater Manchester
The Prince’s Trust and NatWest Enterprise Relief Fund
The Enterprise Relief Fund offers grants (and support) to any young person aged 18-30, wanting to find out more about becoming self-employed or setting up their own business.
Get funding to train and learn (for 16-30 year olds)
Development Awards can cover the cost of course fees, tools or equipment to help you achieve your goals.
If you know a young person who would benefit from one of these programmes or support offers, you can refer them by contacting a member of their customer service team on:
0800 842 842 or via their live web chat function (available from 9am to 9pm, seven days a week)
Activities and resources
GM Higher Summer Olympics 2020
GM Higher have a variety of new fun online challenges and competitions for young people 16+. GM Higher Summer Olympics 2020
Resources
GM Higher Resources
They have created videos and worksheets which cover many topics including student life, budgeting, wellbeing, study skills, interview skills and transition from Y11 to college. Search at the top of their web page or scroll down to see all the content.
Worried about going to college in September?
GM Higher may be able to help care experienced young people in Greater Manchester in Year 11. You will be matched with a one-to-one mentor, who will be a care experienced student from a university in Greater Manchester. They will try to match you to a mentor
who shares similar career ambitions, subject interests or hobbies to you.
Find out more in the Transition to College Mentoring Programme.pdf
 For all enquiries ring Aaron on: 07516 380 958 or email: aaron@activecommunities.org.uk
Download the ACN C19 Newsletter
Lyrics, Spoken Word & MCing Workshops with RFF Artist Tamsin
Tuesday 28 July 1pm to 2pm
Online spoken word workshop for young people aged 13-25 who love music, creative writing and want to develop their artistic styles!
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Free Film-making workshops using your own smartphones with RFF Artist Tom
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When you’re managing a long term health condition, being active is about finding what works for you.
Have ideas and resources to help you start your journey to being active.
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Across Manchester, MCR Active are promoting daily messages of support, inspiration, guidance and updates to the city across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram – tagging #MCRactive.
Follow @MCRactive to stay connected with the latest updates on staying active and healthy and share details with your friends and family.
They would also love to hear about the innovative ways Mancunians are being active to share with others. If you have inspiring content – a short video, image or message, you can send via: info@mcractive.com or share them through @MCRactive on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
You can read more news and sign up for their newsletter in MCRactive Voice: Issue 5
Stay in, work out
Tips, advice and guidance on how to keep or get active in and around your home. Join the Movement and share how you're getting active during this time.
Wednesday 5 August 2020 9.30am to 6pm
Are you considering a career in tech, but not sure you have the digital skills to progress? Are you aware of the opportunities available in the digital sector?
A jam-packed day full of information and inspiration, for women taking their first step into tech.
More information: Digital Women - an Institute of Coding event
For women age 18+
Competition
The competition is for children and young people, between 4 and 18 years of age.
Create a piece of art which depicts what hope means for them. This could be a simple drawing or something more creative.
Parents or guardians can submit a photograph of the artwork over the next six weeks and they will be showcased on social media on World Suicide Prevention Day.
Following that, they will be choosing two winners. One from the primary age category and one from the secondary age category. These winners will have their picture of hope included within their Christmas card collection this year.
Papyrus Competition Poster
Papyrus Competition terms and conditions
Resonance Centre
Young and Mindful Programmes are now being offered to youth groups and other youth theatres either as physical sessions or online via zoom. Any parents who are interested can email:info@theresonancecentre.co.uk
Tuesday afternoons
5pm to 6pm for young people, 12 to 16 years old
Details will be sent out after people register.
They are also doing another session Tuesday's 4pm to 4.45pm for 7-11 year olds.
They have a ‘safeguarding children and young persons’ policy in place and have enhanced DBS checks.
 Bags and Bubbles Playscheme - Gorton - ages 6 to 11
Summer Playscheme - Gorton - flyer
Advice
Free bus travel. Exclusive offers and experiences
A pass that gives 16-18* year-olds across Greater Manchester the freedom to travel, work and learn.
GCSE Results Day
If you don't get the results you were hoping for and need to talk about your next steps you can get in touch with them on 03333 222 444.
The Manchester College Course Finder
UCEN Manchester Online Open Days | 28 – 31 July
UCEN Manchester has replaced their on-campus open event with an exciting, interactive experience. This online experience will allow you to find out more about our courses and student life, and meet their teaching team who will provide you with an insight into life at UCEN Manchester and your future; all from the comfort of your own home.
Events include:
- Access to HE: Find out more about our Access to Higher Education Diplomas. In a year you’ll learn the foundations needed to progress onto a degree.
- Manchester Film School
- The Arden and Performing Arts
- Makeup and Special Effects
Book your place at one of the UCEN Manchester Open Days
 My Choices
LIVE on Monday 3rd August @ 10:00am till 3:00pm
My Choices broadcast brought to you by The Careers & Enterprise Company.
10.00am
Being Prepared (handling applications and selection) – resources to help young people prepare for and perform well in a variety of application and selection processes
11:00am
Decision Making and Planning (Investigating jobs and Labour Market Information LMI) – as well as the current and future picture nationally, helping young people understand how to use LMI to help them shape their plans
12:00pm
Pathways (identifying choices and opportunities) – understanding the full range of routes and access points for relevant careers choices
1:00pm
Finding Support (making the most of careers information, advice and guidance) – using the full range of support resources and personal networks to support a student’s journey to employment
2:00pm
Positive Wellbeing (self-determination) – developing resilience and coping strategies to support students through their journey to employment
2:30pm
Adding Value (preparing for employment) – how young people can develop and showcase their skills without necessarily having been employed e.g. through volunteering, youth social action
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Careers in Conversation
You have the opportunity to hear from inspirational leaders about their careers and how they’ve overcome challenges along the way.
Starting on
Wednesday 22 July
2pm to 2.45pm
Every Wednesday for 6 weeks
Available to ALL young people (and not just those that Career Ready currently work with.)
Events will be on the Career Ready Eventbrite page.
Session 1: CEO of Career Ready, Tokunbo Ajasa-Oluwa in the hot seat.
Once students ‘purchase’ a ticket, they will receive a link to the meeting and be provided with the skills festival shared mailbox which they can utilise if they wish to submit questions in advance.
Please keep your eye on the Career Ready Eventbrite page., to hear about the events in the next few weeks.
If you have any questions email: digital.festival@careerready.org.uk.
Resources for young people and their parents/carers
What are analytical skills?
Analytical skills are highly sought after in virtually every field of work but the term can seem a bit confusing and vague. In this article, they define analytical skills and explain how you have already been developing them at school or college – as well as how they apply at work and what employers will do to test you when you apply for jobs.
How to be more productive at work: tips from young professionals
Video: Why money management is a great skill for work and life
Video: How to improve your problem-solving skills
Parent/carer eBook
Success at School have created a handy guide to help parents take a positive role in their child's career journey, covering the options that are available for young people after Year 11/Year 13.
Skills and Careers Activities Booklet
These resources are designed for young people aged 14-24, including those in education, employment and training and those looking for work.
Download the Skills and Careers Activities Booklet
Enterprise
Cloud Based Manufacturing for Artists and Designers
Monday 27th 7pm to 8.30pm
Selling on demand could be a useful way to work at this difficult time.
Join Patricia Shea, professional textile designer with lots of experience in the Fashion & Home Decor industries in New York, and many years of actively engaging in multiple print on demand platforms.
The target audience for this event is 18+
Information Surgery: online 1-2-1 chat
Talk through your ideas with one of their information experts via video chat. Whether you're thinking of starting a business or dreaming up a new invention, they can help you get started.
Email to book an appointment: businessinfo@manchester.gov.uk
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Start your own business
Start your own business, the Council's web page, has lots of links to information for anyone thinking of starting their own business. Have a look at the different offers below, whether you prefer to talk to someone, or would like to do your own research first; there is lots support available:Click to edit this placeholder text.
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Live chat with qualified business advisors
An online business start up and business support service delivered by MiVentures.
- Live chat with qualified business advisors, weekdays from 9am to 5pm (outside these hours you can leave a request for an advisor to contact you next morning)
- Download business guides and templates
- Get Companies House and HMRC documentation directly
- Find out about local and national business events
Watch this video to find out how it works or visit the Live chat with qualified business advisors web page to find out more.
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FutureLearn
Entrepreneurship Courses
Start a business or advance your career with online entrepreneurship courses. Lots of free short courses.
OpenLearn
Entrepreneurship – from ideas to reality Free Course
Apprenticeships
Our Town Hall Apprenticeships
Apprentices on the Our Town Hall Project will take up paid apprenticeships in a number of trades, and across the national apprenticeship levels.
The majority of places will be offered by our contractors, at Levels 2 and 3, Level 4 and up to level 6 (a degree apprenticeship.) Our scaffolders Lindens, for example, have taken on 16 year old Lucas specifically for this work package.
Find out more on the GM Apprenticeship Hub or email us to register your interest at ourtownhall@manchester.gov.uk
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Looking for Work?
DWP Find a job website
Census Job Opportunities - there will be full time and part time roles available; lasting weeks or months; at different levels: officer, supervisory or management. It is important to them to have a diverse workforce, so they would like to reach all community groups
Jobhelp is designed to help jobseekers across the UK. Packed with tips and guidance, it also highlights latest vacancies.
Greater Jobs, can help you find jobs in Greater Manchester Councils, including many key worker roles.
Manchester City Council - See vacancies and opportunities is the main place for vacancies at the Council, including schools.
There is lots of info and links on the Job-seeking or training advice page.
The Work and Skills Weekly Bulletin
The weekly Bulletin shares information about skills and work news, in Manchester, including local online training opportunities, links to job advice, support and vacancies. You can take a look at the latest one: Work and Skills Team Weekly Bulletin 20 July
Sign up to receive it weekly: Sign up for Council e-bulletins
(On the Subscribe page,scroll down and under Work and Skills, select Jobs and training.)
Follow: @mccworkskills to hear about job opportunities and support, as well as skills and training news.
Sector Spotlight
Manchester's economy has changed over the last few months. Some businesses have had to close and may not be able to open up again, whilst others have been able to work, and even offer opportunities. Things may change in the future, but for now, we know that there will be increasing work in the Construction and Digital sectors in Manchester. If they continue to grow there may more jobs in these areas.
If you are still not sure what sort of work you want to do in the future, it is worth finding out more about what jobs may be available in different sectors.
 The Construction Sector
Might Surprise You!
The construction sector is strong in Manchester and companies want to find new talent. If you are over 16, you can find the roles most suited to you based on your interests, skills and qualifications, on the Career Explorer page (Go Construct website).
With so many ways to enter a career in construction, it can be difficult to know where to start! Go Construct have put together some information on the main routes into the industry, to help you figure out which is right for you.
A traineeship is all about preparation for the world of work. It’s a short course that offers you a chance to demonstrate your capabilities and enables you to build the skills you need for an apprenticeship or job.
The construction industry is trying to make sure their work force is as diverse as possible. They are very keen for women and people from a variety of ethnic backgrounds to get in touch and find out more.
After your research on the GoConstruct site, have a look on different construction company websites. Look around Manchester, you will see a wide variety of different companies who are working. Manchester has some big building projects which have just started or are coming soon, so keep an eye out for vacancies, and good luck.
Have a quick look around a construction site in Manchester
Manchester Engineering Campus Development (MECD) virtual site tour
Balfour Beatty take you on a virtual tour of the Manchester Engineering Campus Development (MECD) - the largest current construction project in Manchester.
In the video, Joe Webb takes a walk around The University of Manchester site, and talks to some of the different people who are working there. Whether you are interested in the new university campus, or you want to find about more about the variety of work in the construction industry, it is worth taking a look at this short video.
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Digital / Tech Sector
The digital / tech sector was growing strongly in Manchester before Covid-19. Many businesses in this sector have been able to adapt and carry on working.
Job advertisements for the IT sector have risen across Britain, after the UK government announced the gradual easing of lockdown in early July. There has been increased demand for IT professionals and graphic designers.
You can find out about the Digital Sector on the GMACS website.
There are all sorts of different roles available, and often you will see apprenticeships at all levels. You can usually find opportunities in Manchester, on the Find an apprenticeship website. Or search and find out more about businesses in the tech sector, and get in touch with them directly.
 SharpFutures is a social enterprise that supports diverse young people into employment in the creative digital and tech sectors.
By offering a range of interventions including Apprenticeships, Work Experience and Volunteering, SharpFutures nurture the transition into work, whilst responding to the fluctuating needs of creative digital businesses.
FAST TRACK DIGITAL SKILLS COURSES
From August 2020 SharpFutures will be running two separate transition courses designed to develop your skills for the creative digital industries. With a focus on Digital Production Management and Digital Content Creation the courses will give you the content making skills or the bespoke project management skills to work in this exciting and growing field of employment.
At the end of the bootcamps you will also be interviewed to join SharpFutures POD, which provides members with fully paid work opportunities to gain experience in the sector. Find out more about POD here.
Free to people 18+ years old. Apply asap
Skills and Training
If you want to use your time to learn new skills, there are a few sites which offer free courses.
Free employability skills - Learn Direct
Learn how to find that job of your dreams, write a CV and covering letter that will get you noticed, and take the fear out of interviews.
Make it Click offers access to a range of quality online training resources free of charge. It is aimed at 18-65 year olds, who are in or out of work, and want to improve their digital skills. Email: your name, email address and contact telephone number to: info.4ct@btconnect.com
If you need help, you can email info.4ct@btconnect.com, or telephone 0161 230 1420, and GRFW staff will help. Get Ready for Work
Skills Assessments
The National Careers Service have free online careers assessments which anyone can fill in, to find out what sort of careers you may be suited to. Whether you are out of work at the moment, furloughed o interested in exploring other career options, you are invited to have a go at one of their short assessments.
Skills Toolkit
The toolkit was launched recently, through the National Careers Service website. It is a platform aimed at furloughed workers (and others that want to take the opportunity) to upskill.
Skills to Support Growth
For 15 to 20 year olds in Manchester, who are not in employment, education or training. More information about Skills for Growth.
Other Help and Support
Gaddum Carers' Shine
Gaddum Carers' Shine is a support project for young carers aged 5-16 years old offering one to one support and a range of activities throughout the year.
They can provide individual support based on your areas of need, and access to fun activities and events throughout the year
After initial support, offer young carers the opportunity to become mentors for the service, sharing their knowledge and experience to help other.
Through partnership, develop lasting opportunities for young carers. More information is on the Help and Support Manchester website.
Ambitious About Autism
The Ambitious Autism site has training for parents, professionals and young people. It also has an online community which you can join
Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB)
If you or anyone you know (18+years old) in need of help about welfare benefits, money advice, housing, employment, energy advice, etc. please get in touch:
Advice-line: 03444 111 222
Help to Claim (Universal Credit help): 0800 144 8 444
Consumer Helpline: 0808 223 1133
Citizens Advice Webchat
Manchester CAB Facebook Messenger
Help and Support Manchester
The Help and Support Manchester site has information about of services, opportunities, advice and guidance to help you and your family improve your lives.
Kooth
Free, safe, anonymous online counselling for young people. It's a stressful and anxious time for many. For people aged 11–18 in Greater Manchester, Kooth offers information, resources, and a way to share fears and anxieties with peers.
Visit kooth.com to find out more.
Local Offer (Disability and Special Educational Needs)
Corona Virus/COVID-19 Local Offer Advice and Information
Manchester Carers Centre
Manchester Carers - Coronavirus/Covid-19 Information
Manchester Mind - Children and Young People
Counselling - for young people aged 15-25 years of age. Ring 0161 221 3054 and press option 2 or complete form on the Manchester Mind Councelling Services for Young People website or email cyp@manchestermind.org
Listening Service – open to young people up to 25 years of age. You may be struggling with things going on now, or worried about your next steps. Has lockdown impacted your mood, levels of anxiety and relationships? If you want to chat through things with someone who can give you time and help you access resources, they ring 0161 221 3054 and press option 1 or email listenerscyp@manchestermind.org
CYP Advice Service – young people up to the age of 25 who are having difficulty with benefits, debts and housing issues can ring 0161 221 3054 and press option 3 to get an appointment to speak to an advice worker or email cypadvice@manchestermind.org or check out the website
Manchester Mind Children's and Young People's Advice
One Education
Supporting parents of children with SEND
Educational Psychology Helpline
0161 276 0118
Monday – Friday 1pm – 3pm
The offer of support applies to early years, school age, post 16 and NEET.
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If you found the information in this newsletter useful and would like to receive future copies, please get in touch with Maura on m.obrien1@manchester.gov.uk.
The next newsletter issue out in the Autumn term
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Careers and Youth Employment Newsletter 2 July 2020
Careers and Youth Employment Newsletter 25 June 2020
Careers and Youth Employment Newsletter 18 June 2020
CEIAG Newsletter Special Covid-19 Edition 10 June 2020
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CEIAG Newsletter Special Covid-19 Edition May 20 2020
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CEIAG Newsletter Special Covid-19 Edition April 29 2020
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