For individuals in the local areas, improving health, safety, wellbeing and access to
services,
The Changing Futures programme, led by the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA), is working in partnership with 10GM, and other organisations across the VCSE and statutory sector, to improve the way that local systems and services work for adults experiencing multiple disadvantage – including homelessness, drug and alcohol problems, mental ill health, domestic abuse and contact with the criminal justice system.
For individuals in the local areas, improving health, safety, wellbeing and access to
services,
For services, with greater integration and collaboration across local services to
provide a person-centred approach and reduce demand on reactive services, and
For services, with greater integration and collaboration across local services to
provide a person-centred approach and reduce demand on reactive services, and
10GM supports the work by strengthening partnerships, collaborations and existing initiatives in Greater Manchester. As the programme runs in 4 of the 10 areas of Greater Manchester: Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale and Wigan, 10GM is cultivating the spaces for all localities in Greater Manchester to address multiple disadvantage, collaboratively, and with a whole system mindset.
The eBulletin aims to increase knowledge and understanding of multiple disadvantage by showcasing some of the ways partners are seeking to respond to it, and showcases the VCSE across GM as an integral part of responding to social issues such as multiple disadvantage. You can sign up here.
In this issue, you can find out more about multiple disadvantage, take a look at what happened at the first Changing Futures Away Day, view updates from the Innovation areas, and other news.
In this issue, you’ll find out more about a few different places where people in Greater Manchester are trying to do just that. You can see how the award-winning GM Jokers have been approaching policy change, how a bunch of partners in the Manchester ‘Innovation Site’ are trying things there, how residents of Greater Manchester are telling their stories from their own perspective, and much more.
In this edition discover the untapped potential of our workforce with the BE MORE GROW! Initiative which is exploring innovative ways to create opportunities for people facing employment barriers; learn more about how Greater Manchester's Latest Devolution Deal will empower local decision-making for better community services; and read about the pilot project which aims to improve people’s experience of leaving hospital when they are facing homelessness.
In this issue: Discover what it means to be a GROW trainee, be inspired by the incredible transformation of a woman's life after her imprisonment, learn about the success of the Unseen Voices exhibition, and find out who's supporting the initiative to improve hospital discharge for those experiencing homelessness.
Identify VCSE training needs in the locality & develop & implement a training plan , with a focus on capacity building in 23/4 and leadership in 24/5.
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