Through the Front Door is a cancer awareness project in Trafford to help local people take action to spot cancer early, led by Neighbourhood Leads Adrian Smith and Julia Worthington. Below is a recruitment pack which includes further information, including how to complete an Expression of Interest form and details of our informal workshop on 23rd
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Recovery Month was established in 1989 to recognise the acheivements of people recovering from substance use and mental health conditions. Observed every September, it aims to raise awareness that recovery is possible and to celebrate individuals, families and communities supporting recovery. “Recovery is possible for everyone through hope, support, treatment and community” More than a
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36 local leaders came together at Rehoboth for Families on 20 May 2026 for a collaborative workshop focused on celebrating achievements, strengthening partnerships, and influencing strategic thinking across Trafford through the launch of the refreshed ACCORD. The workshop brought together VCFSE organisations, community representatives, Trafford Council partners, and key stakeholders to reflect on shared values,
Join Trafford Community Collective for our next Members Meeting — a space for VCFSE organisations to connect, share learning, and shape what’s happening across Trafford. 📅 Thursday 16 July 2026🕤 10:00am – 1:00pm (arrive from 9:30 am)📍 St Matthew’s Church, Stretford, M32 9AX This event is open to members and non-members alike – anyone interested in strengthening Trafford’s VCFSE
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We’re pleased to invite VCFSE leaders to our next Trafford Collective meeting—an opportunity to connect, share insights, and help shape the future of our sector locally. This session will focus on consultation around the refreshed Greater Manchester VCFSE Accord (2026–2035), a partnership agreement designed to strengthen collaboration between the public sector and the VCFSE sector,
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We were delighted to be joined by around 50 attendees representing diverse local communities in Trafford at our members meeting on 23rd April 2026 hosted by Sale Moor Community Partnership. The meeting celebrated the dedication of local people who work tirelessly to strengthen their communities and marked the launch of the Trafford Live Well Spaces
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Trafford Community Collective Members Meeting: Putting Power into our People and Communities Join Trafford Community Collective for our next Members Meeting — a space for VCFSE organisations to connect, share learning, and shape what’s happening across Trafford. This session will bring together colleagues from across the sector to explore practical insights, real examples, and new
Thank you to all those colleagues across the VCFSE who attended the Trafford Collective Members Meeting at Urmston Library on Thursday 12th February 2026. We listened to inspiring speakers about a wide range of subjects and opportunities for our partners to consider and explore. The session provided an overview of the Trafford Neighbourhood Health Plan,
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Come together to explore the neighbourhood health plan, hear project updates, share ideas, and connect with local partners Trafford Community Collective Members Meeting – Strengthening Neighbourhood Health We’re really looking forward to meeting all Trafford Collective members and colleagues to share updates, learning, and ideas on strengthening neighbourhood health across Trafford. The session will include
Let’s Talk Participation – Have your say, help shape the future Our Let’s Talk Participation events are nearly upon us and we need you to take part. Trafford Council are hosting these workshop sessions to gain valuable insight from their partners and explore how we involve more people in the decision-making process. What’s really important
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