We run a wide range of training and personal development programmes which support people of all ages and abilities to gain workplace skills and develop confidence.
We run programmes to reduce social isolation, particularly amongst older people, as well as projects which aim to get people outdoors to connect with nature, including work with young families and schools.
We carry out physical improvements on a wide range of green spaces for people to exercise, relax and play in.
We support residents with behaviour change and switching energy suppliers and we install energy saving measures to help people to be warmer, healthier and financially better off in their homes.
Groundwork
0161 220 1000
greatermanchester@groundwork.org.uk
https://www.groundwork.org.uk/hubs/greatermanchester/
As part of the Farms for Water project we are currently working to reduce the dominance of Himalayan Balsam, an invasive species which contributes to poor water quality, from our riverbanks in and around woodland and grassland Sites of Special Scientific Interest.
And you can help!! The Big Balsam Bash is a week of action taking place from the 19th to 25th July 2021, where we’ll be working to remove as much Himalayan Balsam from the Irwell Catchment as we can! More.....
Groundwork is a local charity that helps change places and lives for thousands of people across Cheshire, Lancashire and Merseyside.
We have an excellent track record of supporting young people and adults to make life changing decisions to improve their life skills, employment opportunities and create better outcomes for the people we support.
We are currently looking to engage with enthusiastic young people aged 11-25 who want to make a difference in their lo More.....
Design Your Own Eco-Street is a new and exciting opportunity from Groundwork Greater Manchester giving communities the chance to win £6,000 funding to transform an unused area into an exciting green space. Click here to read all about it on Groundwork's website.
Small pots of money, up to £100.00, are available to groups in Great Lever, Breightmet, Farnworth and Kearsley areas
Funds can cover equipment to increase physical activity and reduce social isolation
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