I had the privilege of being invited to speak at the Friends of Trafford’s Parks & Green Spaces annual conference on Saturday 10th January 2026. It was a fantastic day and a real pleasure to meet so many committed volunteers who work tirelessly to keep our green spaces environmentally healthy, welcoming, and safe for everyone.
A Day of Inspiration with Friends of Trafford’s Parks & Green Spaces Show More »
A Day of Inspiration, Connection & Collective Purpose On Wednesday 19th November 2025, Trafford Community Collective welcomed leaders from across Trafford’s voluntary, community, faith, and social enterprise (VCFSE) sector to Stretford Public Hall for a day dedicated to celebration, collaboration, and shaping the future together. The Trafford VCFSE Leaders Celebration Workshop brought together a diverse
19th November 2025 – Trafford VCFSE Leaders Celebration Workshop Show More »
Trafford-based voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) organisations can apply for grants to help create health for people aged 65 and over. Older Adults Wellbeing Grants The funding, commissioned by Trafford Council, aims to support local activities which focus on the 5 ways to wellbeing for older people. Trafford voluntary, community, faith and social
Older Adults Wellbeing: Grants for Trafford’s VCFSE sector Show More »
Trafford Community Collective is delighted to announce that Trafford Council has awarded the VCFSE Support Grant, commencing 1st October 2025 for a period of three and a half years, marking Trafford Community Collective as Trafford’s Lead Infrastructure Organisation (LIO). This marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for our local Voluntary, Community, Faith, and
Announcing new Trafford VCFSE Support Programme led by Trafford Community Collective Show More »
Trafford Community Collective is starting a series of support and wellbeing sessions for refugees and people seeking asylum at Stretford Public Hall. The first session took place on Friday 10th (morning), and the group will continue to meet twice a month on Friday mornings. New Roots is a safe and welcoming space to build community,
This week, our recovery community set out together for an inspiring trip to Castlefield Gallery. Organised by Verity Gardner of Trafford Community Collective, alongside our partners More than a Label and Rehab Fitness, the visit was more than just a gallery outing, it was an experience that touched on creativity, connection, and recovery. We were
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This summer, Trafford Community Collective is proud to support a borough-wide campaign to help families access resources that support a reduction in parental conflict and strengthen relationships at home. Many parents across Trafford maybe unaware of the free online support available to them—and with the added pressures of the summer holidays, raising awareness has never
🌞 Summer Campaign 2025: Supporting Families & Reducing Parental Conflict in Trafford Show More »
Our latest project report reveals how much support is provided to Trafford residents for volunteering in their community by our Hub Volunteer Coordinators.
How are we doing at 18 months? Building Trafford’s Community Volunteer Network Show More »
The latest issue of the Trafford Post includes the work of many of our members and partners. For example, on the front page the Collective has written an article supporting our member Rehoboth for Families and their work to raise funds to enable them to continue their vital community work.
March 2025 – Trafford Post Show More »
The purpose of monthly Trafford Post is to support local organisations by having a platform to share their news, information and events in print and online. A must for residents in Trafford and those working in the VCFSE sector. The Collective, its Lead Partners and Members contribute regularly to this publication.
