COMMUNITY NETWORK FOR MANCHESTER
EMAIL BULLETIN – Friday 29th February 2008

The Community Network for Manchester (CN4M) is part of the Manchester
Partnership (MP) that works specifically on behalf of voluntary and
community groups. CN4M is creating a more powerful voice for the voluntary
and community sectors in Manchester. For more information about the
Community Network for Manchester and to view contact details please visit
our website at http://www.cn4m.net

1.0 Network News
2.0 Training
3.0 Events
4.0 Information
5.0 Jobs

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1.0 Network News
1.1 CN4M Strategy Group Meeting
The next Strategy Group meeting will be held on Tuesday 18th March 2008.
Due to room shortages at Green Fish Resource Centre the meeting will be held
at Cross Street Chapel (Manchester M2 1NL) at the usual time (5.30- 8.00
pm).
Please contact John Wareham (mailto:john@cn4m.net) or the Chair (Davy
Iredale: mailto:davy.iredale@c-i-c.org.uk) for agenda suggestions.

1.2 Community Safety Network (CSN) Re-launch event
The Community Safety Network is changing. Over the past 6-years, the CSN has
worked hard to get your views heard at a statutory level. However, this
process has not always been as effective as they would have liked.
The CSN would like to invite you to their last ever conference where they
will be unveiling their new look delivery plan and showing you how they are
ready to campaign for big changes. The day will focus on 'Promoting The
Vision', a first-hand briefing on 'The New CDRP Strategy' and an explanation
as to how 'Community Call For Action' can work for you. Plus.... by way of a
thank you to everyone for supporting CSN over the last 6-years, there will
be a Champagne and Chocolates finale- a great opportunity to network and
share the way forward.
Date/ Time: Tuesday 25th March 2008, 10am - 3pm
Venue: Manchester Conference Centre, Weston Building, Sackville Street,
Manchester, M1 3BB.
To find out more about the Community Safety conference, call Steph Jones on
0161 226 7186 or email mailto:stephanie.jones@c-i-c.org.uk


2.0 Training
2.1 CSV Media Clubhouse Free Internet Workshop
UK Online and CSV Media Clubhouse provide people with access to computers
and the Internet, as well as advice on using them. Through interesting
demonstrations and practical work, you can use computers and internet to do
your grocery shopping, keep in touch with family and friends, book a holiday
and look up for all sorts of information- from football results to weather
forecasts, celebrity gossip to family health. It doesn't matter who you are,
if you've never been near a computer or the internet before, or even you're
unsure about the whole thing- they will be there to help. The Workshop will
be tailor-made for users according to their background and needs.
Venue: CSV Media Clubhouse, First Floor, 121 Princess Street, Manchester, M1
7AD
For further information contact Kara on 0161 236 6608.
2.2 'The Grief Centre'- MABF forthcoming training courses
Introduction to Bereavement Counselling Skills (LEVEL 1 CENTRA Validated)
Course Aims and Objectives: To provide students with an introduction into
bereavement counselling skills and the knowledge to underpin these by
providing course participants the opportunity to; Enhance awareness of
bereavement & loss issues; Understand the physical, emotional and
psychological responses to grief; Understand the theories relating to
attachment loss and grief; Develop effective communication skills essential
for bereavement counselling; Practice skills of active listening, empathic
responses, use of silences and questioning. This Level 1 course has open
access. The training is completed over 3 full days of training with an 80%
attendance record essential for CENTRA Validation.
Dates/ Times: 12th, 19th & 26th March 2008, 9.00am to 4.30pm
Course cost: £198 per person (the cost includes ABC (CENTRA) validation
certificate).
Helping Young People Cope With Loss & Change (LEVEL 1 CENTRA
Validated)Course aims and objectives: To provide students with an
introduction into child bereavement counselling skills. and the knowledge to
underpin these by providing course participants the opportunity to; Enhance
awareness of child bereavement & loss issues in relation to themselves and
families; Understand the physical, emotional and psychological effects of
grief on children; Understand the process of child grief; Understand the
legal and ethical aspects of working with young people; Develop basic skills
and qualities necessary for bereavement counselling skills. This Level 1
course has open access. The training is completed over 3 full days of
training with an 80% attendance record essential for CENTRA Validation.
Dates/ Times: Wednesdays 2nd, 9th & 16th April 2008, 9.00am to 4.30pm
Course cost: £198 per person (the cost includes ABC (CENTRA) validation
certificate).

For further information on either of these courses, please contact 'The
Grief Centre' - MABF, 362 Manchester Road, Droylsden, Manchester,
Lancashire, M43 6QX, Tel/FAX: 0161 371 8860 e-mail mailto:grief@mabf.org.uk,
see http://www.mabf.org.uk
2.3 Free Partnership Working/Conflict Management Training for
East Manchester VCS groups
East Manchester Community Network are providing free training for local
voluntary and community groups of East Manchester (Gorton North/South,
Newton Heath, Miles Platting, Bradford, Clayton, Ancoats, Openshaw, Beswick)
on the theme of partnership working and conflict management. The training
will cover the importance of partnership working, making partnerships work,
managing and dealing with different types of conflict. Finally this training
will enable local community and voluntary groups to understand each other
better and provide opportunities to network, share information (best
practice) and to build and sustain strong links for future joint working.
Date/ Time:18th March 2008, 9.30am-3.30pm
Venue: Mill Street Venture Centre
For more information and/or to book a place on this training (places
limited-first come first served basis) please contact Nas Hussain on 0161
231 6357 / 07728567755 or email mailto:nasir@eastmanchestercommunity.net

2.4 Change Makers- Training Leaders for Action
The training is an introduction to a way of campaigning which helps
strengthen your organisation and gains recognition and dignity for you and
your faith community.
This training is for those: wanting to play a more active role in their
community group, school, congregation, or union; keen to develop their
leadership skills and those of others; interested in understanding how to
make an organisation more effective and inclusive; inquisitive about who
makes the decisions which impact on our lives, our families, our
organisations and how we can influence those decisions; eager to learn
better 'people' skills and how to work as a team; willing to work for the
things they believe in.
You will learn: new leadership techniques; how to connect your faith and
values to practical action; the role that power and self-interest have in
holding a group together and in making the world work.
Date/ Time: 5.00pm on Monday 10 March to 2.00pm on Thursday 13 March 2008
Venue: Cross Street Chapel, Manchester M2 1NL
For further information, contact Mark Waters at Church Action On Poverty on:
07795 822 193. To obtain a booking form, contact Robina Shah at Church
Action On Poverty on: 0161 236 9321, Email:
mailto:robinas@church-poverty.org.uk
2.5 ACM Training Workshops
Two new workshops, Crisis Communication Skills and Perfect Pitches, have
been introduced to the list of workshops run by ACM Training. Others include
Media Relations; Media Strategies and Campaigns; Advanced Media Relations
Skills; Writing Press Releases; Emergency Planning and Call Handling Skills;
Perfect Presentations; Train The Trainer; Workplace Communication Skills;
Public Speaking Skills; Team Building and Group Dynamics; and Facilitation
Skills.
For more detailed information on each course, please see the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=470&Itemid=50
or visit the ACM website: http://www.acmtraining.co.uk

3.0 Events
3.1 Manchester Conference 2008: 2015 Manchester's Journey-
Saturday 15th March
The fourth Manchester Partnership conference will be held on March 15, 2008.
The event is open to everyone who lives, works, enjoys, or has an interest
in Manchester.
The day will be packed full of information and entertainment, but there will
be a core of activity between 1.00pm and 2.00pm. In the auditorium,
Manchester Partnership will bring people up to date with work achieved so
far in relation to their objectives as stated in the Community Strategy.
There will be a performance from young people who have developed the Moss
Side Manifesto, a short film from young people on their hopes and dreams as
they grow up in Manchester, and Olympic sprint gold medallist Darren
Campbell from Manchester will speak about having goals and realising dreams.
This will be followed by a quiz session during which the audience of 800
will answer questions about their views and feelings about life in
Manchester. Interactive multi-answer responders will be on every seat and
the aim is to develop information that can be related to Local Area
Agreement (LAA) targets.
Date/ Time: Saturday, March 15th, 11.00 am until 3.30 pm
Venue: Manchester Central (previously called the International Convention
Centre), adjacent to GMEX.
To view the advertising leaflet for this event, please see the CN4m website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=473&Itemid=35
Registration for the event is via the website,
http://www.manchesterpartnership.org.uk, where there is a button to take you
to the registration form. You can email
mailto:manchesterpartnership@manchester.gov.uk to express your interest and
you will be contacted with a registration form, or you can telephone Jenny
on 0161 234 3541.

3.2 North West Citizenship Network: Government Policy Briefing
and Good Practice Sharing Event
Northwest Together We Can and Take Part are pleased to be hosting this free
one day event which includes: Guest Speaker: Senior Policy Advisor: Siddika
Ahmed from Government Office North West: "New Policy and Initiative Update
for our sector"; Practice related workshops; Opportunity to share Good
Practice via stalls and display boards; Time to network, make new contacts
and share information; Free Lunch.

Three facilitated workshops will be available on the following themes: 1)
Working with and as part of a Refugee, Asylum Seeker and Migrant Workers
Group; 2) The role of Women in Community Cohesion (e.g. The role of Asian
women and the "war on terror"); 3) Popular Education: The Community
Education for Social Change Approach (Schools of Participation)
Date/ Time: 13th March 2008, 10.00-1.00
Venue: Elizabeth Gaskell Campus, Hathersage Road, Manchester, M13 0JA
For further information including a booking form please email Shahida on
mailto:nwcitizenship@mmu.ac.uk

3.3 Hate Crime Event: Victim Support & Witness Service/
Manchester City Council/ GMP
Victim Support and Witness Service would like to invite Partner agencies &
people from the community to this unique awareness event.
Programme: Update from GMP and Manchester City Council on hate crime
reporting and detection rates. Victim support & Witness Service present
information on services available and volunteer support. Odd Theatre will
deliver a visual representation of hate crime and the services available.
Stalls with information to be confirmed
Who should attend?: Refugee & Asylum Seeker groups, minority community
groups, voluntary sector agencies supporting communities, Community Police,
community development officers, anyone who would like to find out more about
preventing hate crime.

Date/ Time: Friday 14th March 10.00am-1.00pm
Venue: The Simpson Memorial, Moston Lane, Moston, Manchester, M9 4LZ.
If you wish to attend the event or host an information stall please contact
Marilyn Taylor on 0161 727 1379 or Joanne Mullen on 0161 200 1953 ASAP.
There is a limit of 70 places and these will be issued on a first come,
first served basis.

3.4 International Women's Day Event- Manchester Women's Design
Group presents: The Changing Shape of Gender and Architectural Space
A lecture and workshop with Dr Jos Boys and Katie Lloyd Thomas from 'taking
place' (www.takingplace.org.uk).
This event will look at how the ways we think about gender and the built
environment have evolved over the last 40 years. The speakers will compare
and contrast some of the ideas and work of Matrix feminist architects'
practice (1979-1995) of which Jos Boys was a co-founder, with the current
work of 'taking place', of which both women are members. They will explore
how changes in women's lives over this period link to changing feminist and
architectural approaches. The workshop will focus on how, as practitioners,
residents and activists, we can keep up the momentum for creative and
constructive developments in spatial design, to benefit the different women
who inhabit Britain's cities in the 21st century. Come and hear the talk and
get involved in a fun and creative workshop. Tea, coffee and tasty food
provided!
Date/Time: Friday 28th March, 5-8pm.
Venue (fully accessible): Room 2.016 and 2.017, Arthur Lewis Building,
University of Manchester, Oxford Road, M13 9PL
Entrance: Free but please book your place by 26th March. To book a place,
please call 020 490 5210 or email mailto:hberry@wds.org.uk This event is
made possible by an International Women's Day grant from Manchester City
Council. Due to the grant conditions, it is a women-only event. Help with
childcare costs is available if requested in advance.

3.5 A Wider Embrace: ICT & The Arts - Free Regional Seminars
Workshop One: Is your art or craft group missing out? More and more art and
craft groups are using the web and computers to help their group and promote
themselves - is your group missing out? This FREE introductory workshop
will guide you through the opportunities available to your group.
Workshop Two: Developing IT within your art and craft group. Masterclass
exploring topics e.g. Web 2.0 and specialist software packages guiding you
through the opportunities available to develop your IT capabilities.
The events are primarily aimed at voluntary arts groups but are relevant to
anyone involved in voluntary arts provision (national umbrella bodies,
voluntary arts organisations, local authority arts officers, Arts Council
staff, policy makers, consultants etc).
Date/ Time: Tuesday 11 March 2008, Workshop One 9.30am - 12.30pm, Workshop
Two 1.30pm - 4.30pm. Venue: Manchester Digital Development Agency, 117-119
Portland Street, Manchester M1 6ED
To download a flyer and Booking Form, go to the Voluntary Arts England
website: http://www.vaengland.org.uk/uploaded/map6542.pdf

3.6 National Participatory Budgeting Celebration Event- "Making
Spending Public"
The Participatory Budgeting Unit invites you to the National Participatory
Budgeting Celebration event; "Making Spending Public". It will be hosted by
Newcastle City Council, one of the most progressive local authorities in
engaging with citizens in this way. This event is supported by the
Department for Communities and Local Government, and communities minister
Baroness Andrews, will be making a key address.
Participatory budgeting gives people a direct say in how part of a public
budget is spent on services and facilities in their local area. It is a
crucial part of the government's drive to devolve more decisions to local
communities and help people get engaged. The event will showcase some of the
excellent practice around the country; set out the policy and talk about the
strategic approach towards rolling it out; discuss ways pb could be
mainstreamed and used in specific circumstances; and provide learning
opportunities so that your local authority can see how you could offer it.
Date: 1st and 2nd of April
Venue: St James Park conference centre, Newcastle Upon Tyne
Please click on the following link
http:www.participatorybudgeting.org.uk/rescons.htm for an event brochure. To
express your interest in attending, please contact Lorraine Shaw by 11th
March. Email: mailto:lorraine@participatorybudgeting.org.uk, write to: The
PB Unit, CentralBuildings, Oldham Street, ManchesterM1 1JQ, or telephone the
Participatory Budgeting Unit on 0161 236 9321.

4.0 Information
4.1 Consultations:
The following consultations are currently in progress: GMPTA/ GMPTE
Consultation with Public Transport Users; Bus Passenger Chapion
Consultation; Ministry of Justice Consults on Third Sector Engagement; CLG
Consultation on Petitions and Calls for Action; Strategic Review of
Department of Health Funding of Third Sector Organisations
For more information, please see the 'Consultations' section of the CN4M
website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=category§ionid=10&
id=36&Itemid=84
The North West Plan - time for your say: The North West Regional Assembly
has launched the first stage of a Partial Review of the North West Plan.
Public consultation has begun on three key areas - housing provision,
renewable energy and waste management. This Partial Review provides an
opportunity for the plan to be considered at a local level and involves
three stages of consultation, the first of which started on 13th February
2008 on the Draft Project Plan and Statement of Public Participation. It
runs until 26th March 2008 and gives everyone a chance to get their voice
heard. To view 'The North West Plan - time for your say' Press Release,
please see the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=471&Itemid=84
If you want to register your views, please go to
http://www.northwestplanpartialreview.org.uk where you'll find more
information. You can ring the Freephone line on 0800 389 4246 with any
queries, or to request a paper questionnaire.
New Year Celebration Consultation: Fancy a party? Following public and media
interest, Manchester City Council is consulting with public services,
business and residents to get their views on the possibility of holding an
official New Year celebration in the city centre. The Council is looking at
a number of important issues around the idea, and talking to public service
providers and businesses, and also wants to make sure that the views of
residents are taken into account.
You can take part by: Going online at http://www.manchester.gov.uk to fill
out a short questionnaire; Emailing your thoughts to:
mailto:scrutiny@manchester.gov.uk; Writing to Scrutiny Office, PO Box 532,
Town Hall, Manchester M60 2LA

In your comments, please include whether you would like an event, if so what
sort of event, any thoughts you have on how it should be funded and whether
you would attend.
Alternatively, if you are a city centre resident: you can attend a special
consultation event for city centre residents, hosted by Councillors, at the
Town Hall at 6pm on Tuesday 4 March. To find out more and register, contact
Julie Devall on 0161 234 3133.
4.2 Improving Health in Manchester update:
An update paper from the Primary Care Trust on the "Improving Health in
Manchester" consultation process is now available... For more information
and to view the full Improving Health in Manchester Update document, please
see the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=469&Itemid=84
The reports of each Health Focus Team including their respective proposals,
and other documents relating to this work, can be viewed on the PCT website
at the following address:
http://www.manchesterpct.nhs.uk/pct/commissioning/improvinghealthinmancheste
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4.3 Crime and Disorder Partnership Survey- take part and have
the chance of winning a prize!
With your help, the Crime and Disorder Partnership have achieved significant
reductions in the levels of crime in Manchester in the last four years. They
want to build on that success by continuing to tackle the types of crime and
disorder that matter to you.
To help decide their priorities for the next three years, they need you to
tell them about your views and experiences of crime and anti-social
behaviour. By completing one of their consultation questionnaires you will
be helping to shape the future work of the Crime and Disorder Partnership.
If you would like to be entered for the draw, make sure your completed
questionnaire is submitted by 5.00pm on 7th March 2008. Those people entered
in the draw will have the chance to win a digital camera, an I-pod or some
vouchers. To complete the survey online log-on to
http://www.manchester.gov.uk/crimeconsult Or call 0161 234 3388 for a
printed copy to be sent to your address (a stamped addressed envelope will
be included for you to return your survey free of charge). This is an
opportunity for you to have your say Don't miss it!
4.4 Social enterprises in Greater Manchester- How the DEP can
support your work
DEP is producing a poster for schools on social enterprise education. This
will include case studies of social enterprises with photographs, mission
statements that show the range of businesses operating in the area.
Do you have photographs or information that could be included? If so please
contact Anne Strachan, Project Manager, DEP, Laurel Cottage, c/o Manchester
Metropolitan University, 799 Wilmslow Rd, Didsbury, Manchester, M20 2RR Tel:
0161 921 8013 Fax: 0161 921 8010 mailto:anne@dep.org.uk
http://www.dep.org.uk/

4.5 ICT Hub Survey
The ICT Hub has been in operation for nearly three years and they are now
evaluating their work to see how effective they have been in delivering
services to the voluntary and community sector. To help them, they would
appreciate your time in completing a short questionnaire to find out how
useful you have found the ICT Hub newsletter, website and the ICT Hub in
general. There are two further very short surveys for which they would like
your feedback if you have used the ICT Hub Knowledgebase:
http://www.icthubknowledgebase.org.uk/ or received/downloaded any of their
publications: http://www.icthub.org.uk/publications.
Please click on the links below to answer whichever questionnaires you feel
are most applicable to your experience using of the ICT Hub. ICT Hub
newsletter and website: ICT Hub questionnaire:
http://www.paulticher.com/research/hubnewsletter.htm ICT Hub Knowledgebase:
Knowledgebase questionnaire:
http://www.paulticher.com/research/knowledgebase.htm ICT Hub publications:
Publications questionnaire:
http://www.paulticher.com/research/hubpublication.htm
Your responses will be anonymous, and will only be seen by their external
evaluators, Paul Ticher and Andrea Eaves.
4.6 One Parent Families/ Gingerbread has moved - Please note
their new address and landline numbers:
One Parent Familie/Gingerbread, Room 2.2, Windrush Millennium Centre, 70
Alexandra Road, Moss Side, Manchester, M16 7WD
Rose Snow, direct line: 0161 636 7518 Fax/phone general enquiries 0161 636
7564 Email: mailto:rose.snow@oneparentfamilies.org.uk

5.0 Jobs
5.1 Tung Sing Housing Association recruiting for two posts
Job Title: Senior Operations Officer, Salary: £26835-£28919 (NJC points
scale 33-36), Organisation: Tung Sing Housing Association.
Job Title: Property Services Officer, Salary: £22845-£28172 (NJC points
scale 28-35), Organisation: Tung Sing Housing Association.
Tung Sing Housing Association is a Black & Minority Ethnic Registered Social
Landlord. They pride themselves in developing innovative solutions and
providing high quality housing and community services. They aim to expand
and develop their services, with the help of their strong name and excellent
reputation, to make a positive impact on neighbourhoods; in particular those
with BME communities.
For more detailed information on both of these posts, please see the CN4M
website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=472&Itemid=50
For an informal chat about these posts, please contact either Caroline
Campion (Operations) or John Doward (Property Services) on 0161 234 0260.
Application Forms and further information are available from: Tung Sing
Housing Association Ltd, Victoria House, 119 Princess Street, Manchester, M1
7AG. Contact: Susan Britton Tel: 0161 234 0262, email:
mailto:susan@tungsing.co.uk or from their website:
http://www.tungsing.co.uk/
5.2 Emerge Recycling- two vacancies
'Emerge recycling' is a fast growing and dynamic Manchester-based social
enterprise that exists to promote the practice of the '3Rs' of waste
reduction: Reduce, Re-use, Recycle. They currently have two employment
opportunities available...
Job Title: REAL Skills Enviro-Volunteer Co-ordinator, Salary: £15,000 to
£18,000 35 hours a week. Deadline for application midday the 10th of March
(Supported by the Big Lottery Fund)
Job Title: Community Liaison Worker - Trafford Kerbside, Salary: £14,500 -
£17,500 pro rata 21 hours a week. Deadline for application 3rd of March (In
Partnership with Trafford Council and supported by ERDF)
To view the full advertisement for both posts, please see the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=474&Itemid=50
Application process: Contact them on mailto:office@emergemanchester.co.uk or
0161 223 8200 and request an application pack by e-mail / post.

5.3 Secondment / Fixed-term opportunity- Equality & Diversity
Advisor
Job Title: Equality & Diversity Advisor (12-month secondment / fixed-term
contract), Remuneration Package: £25k - £28K, (depending on experience),
Organisation: Parkway Green Housing Trust
This is an outstanding opportunity for an equality and diversity specialist
to make a real impact on the organisation. By developing and implementing
their equality and diversity policies and impact assessing the other
policies within the Trust, you will ensure they adopt a proactive approach
and continually strive for excellence. With a passion for equality and
diversity, you will have excellent influencing and negotiating skills,
forming effective working relationships in order to work credibly with staff
across the Trust.
"Putting tenants at the heart of everything we do"- Parkway Green Housing
Trust is a community-based business in Wythenshawe south Manchester. Their
exciting £90 million investment program will see big improvements to 5,800
homes by 2011. As an experienced professional and a key member of the team
you will develop innovative solutions to raise awareness and embed equality
and diversity issues throughout the Trust. The Trust comments "We pride
ourselves in being a good employer offering an attractive remuneration
package, excellent benefits and a friendly working environment".

For an informal discussion please contact Susan Richardson on 0161 946 6395.
To download a job pack visit: www.parkwaygreen.co.uk Closing date for
applications: 14 March 2008. Assessments & Interviews: 19 March 2008

5.4 Advice and Community Resource Centre Vacancy
Job Title: Advice and Advocacy Worker, Salary: £19,666 p.a. -30 Hours per
week, Organisation: Advice and Community Resource Centre (Registered Charity
No. 1057853)
The Advice and Community Resource Centre is a generalist advice centre based
in an inner city area of South Central Manchester. They are looking for an
experienced person to join their small committed team. Main areas of work
involve generalist advice, appeal representation, liaison with other
agencies. Must have one year previous experience of appeal representation.
For more details and an application form, please send an A5 SAE to: The
Centre Co-ordinator, Advice and Community Resource Centre, 59 Withington
Road, Whalley Range, Manchester, M16 7EX. CVs will not be accepted. Closing
date: Monday 17th March 2008

5.5 One Parent Families/Gingerbread recruiting Sessional
Tutors/Tutors/Facilitators
One Parent Families/Gingerbread is the leading national charity working to
help the U.K.'s 1.9 million lone parents. They believe they can build a
fairer society for all families, in which lone parents and their children
are not disadvantaged and do not suffer from poverty, isolation or social
exclusion.
They are currently seeking to add to their national bank of sessional
facilitators/trainers/tutors as the demand for their programmes is set to
increase in 2008.
For more detailed information, please see the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=461&Itemid=50
For an information pack please contact Tim Gale on 020 7428 9400 or
mailto:tim.gale@oneparentfamilies.org.uk. Please clearly state which region
you are based in.


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