COMMUNITY NETWORK FOR MANCHESTER
EMAIL BULLETIN – 21st March 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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Due to the Easter break, there will be no CN4M Bulletin next week (Friday
28th March). The next bulletin to be sent out will be on Friday 4th April.

1.0 Network News
1.1 Strategy Group Meeting. As agreed by the Strategy Group at the
meeting held on the 18th March, the next Strategy group meeting (8th April)
has been cancelled.

1.2 Community Safety Network (CSN) re-launch event- places still
available. 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. Special Guests to be
announced...BOOKING ONLY
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 ICT Course- Intro/Intermediate Database. Intro/Intermediate
Database (MS Access): 8th, 15th and 22nd April 2008. Provided by: Women's
Electronic Village. Course open to Men & Women.
This course runs 9.30am - 3pm, 3 x sessions, 15 hours in total - students
must attend all 3 sessions to gain the certificate. Fees: The full 3 day
course costs £100 and a £30 deposit is required to secure your place,
refundable on completion of the training course. For more information on
course content, please see the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=507&Itemid=50.

For more information or to request an application form please contact the
Admin Team on 0161 833 8800 or email mailto:info@wevh.org.uk.
2.2 Ethnicity Support Programme- Working with the Orthodox Jewish
Community. Binoh Manchester- Community & Infrastructure Support. Ethnicity
Support Programme- A free ½ day support seminar for GMVSS members. "Working
with the Orthodox Jewish Community". Key aims of the seminar- To give
members an insight into the community including: Demography; Issues
affecting the community; Sensitive service design and delivery; Community
organisations and voluntary services; Culture, customs and social etiquette.
Date/Time: Monday 31st March 2008, 10-12.30.
Venue: Training Room, Binoh Community Centre, Broadhurst House, Bury Old
Road, Salford M7 4QX
To view the event flyer, please see the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=505&Itemid=50
Or for further information, please contact: Rabbi Simon Grant, Tel. 0161 720
8585, e-mail: mailto:binohmanchester@tiscali.co.uk.
2.3 Changing the Limiting Beliefs of Learners & Service Users. This
course aims to inspire, impart practical skills and be creative and
enjoyable. The course is aimed at people working with learners and service
users who have limiting beliefs about themselves and what is possible for
them in their lives.
Date: Monday, 21st, April, 2008.
Venue: Manchester Carers Centre
To book place please visit: www.towersconsulting.co.uk

2.4 CLES Summer School 2008- Shaping fairer places for the future.
"Shaping fairer places is about creating local economic strategies, which
seek to spread out wealth, create economic cohesion and promote social
justice" Neil McInroy, Chief Executive, CLES. This Summer School is designed
to equip delegates with the necessary knowledge, skills and insight into
contemporary governance and policy making to enable them to think to the
future, develop solutions and shape fairer places.
Dates: June 23rd and 24th 2008
Venue: Hulme Hall, The University of Manchester.
For more detailed information, please see the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=494&Itemid=50
To view a flyer for this event, click on the following link:
http://www.cles.org.uk/module_images/Summer%20School08%20A516.pdf

2.5 Workshops for Adult Learners' Week or Learning at Work Day. The
Open University in the North West has put together a wide ranging programme
of workshops which can be delivered to groups of staff, volunteers or
learners. Most of these are intended for a general adult audience who
wouldn't be expected to have any prior knowledge of the subject, although
some are most suited to those with level 2 (GCSE level) literacy. Sessions
last from 45 minutes to 2 hours and cover a wide range of topics in the
areas of arts, maths, languages, business studies and study skills.
For more information on the sessions on offer, please see the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=497&Itemid=50
Interested? Email for more information and you'll be sent a list of
workshops and a booking application (to be returned by Wednesday 16th April
so requests can be prioritisec) email: mailto:R08-RCWP@open.ac.uk.

2.6 Computerised Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Programme- now
available in East Manchester. A computerised Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
programme called 'Beating the Blues' is now available at East City Library
at MANCAT (Openshaw campus) on Tuesdays from 2.30pm to 6.30pm. The programme
consists of an introductory video and 8 sixty-minute sessions, which
incorporate best practice in cognitive and behavioural therapy (CBT)
delivered through a computer based multi-media package. 'Beating the Blues'
helps people to understand the causes and symptoms of anxiety and
depression. It also helps them to identify and change unhelpful ways of
thinking and to learn more effective ways of solving their problems.
This project has been funded by New Deal for Communities in East Manchester
and supported by Manchester Public Health Development Service - part of
Manchester Primary Care Trust.
For more detailed information, please see the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=500&Itemid=50

2.7 Getting a Fair Deal from Contracts. This three-day programme
will equip delegates with the knowledge, skills and attitude to negotiate
fairer contracts with public sector agencies. For: Managers and trustees who
may be involved in bidding for, negotiating and managing contracts and
service agreements between voluntary and public sector agencies.
Dates: 7-8 May, 25 Sept 08
Venue: Bolton CVS, The Bolton Hub, Bold Street, Bolton BL1 1LS
For more information and to access a booking form, please see the CN4M
website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=482&Itemid=50
Alternatively, visit www.dsc.org.uk or call 08450 77 77 07

2.8 Third Sector Peer Coaching Programme for Learning and Skills.
This is a new free programme running from March 2008 to March 2009 for Third
Sector providers of learning and skills and Third Sector organisations about
to become providers.
Is your organisation: planning to go through the Learning and Skills
Council's (LSC) Pre Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) or Invitation to
Tender (ITT) processes; currently involved in these; just got through the
PQQ or succeeded in becoming an LSC-funded Third Sector provider for the
first time; or an existing Third Sector provider that would welcome support
around quality issues and meeting LSC requirements? Would you like:
short-term, tailored support and guidance from a peer coach who also works
in the Third Sector and who has successfully managed the delivery of
learning programmes for the LSC? Then this could be for you!
For more information about this LSC-funded support programme, and for an
application form, contact: Rachel Hughes: mailto:rachel.hughes@niace.org.uk
; 0116 204 4217

3.0 Events
3.1 Manchester Residents Association Conference. Agenda: Leeds
Tenants Federation, "The Right to Buy", "Dixon of Dock Green", Climate
Change and Recycling- Manchester. Free Lunch. Free Conference. Don't miss
it!
Date/ Time: Wednesday March 26th. Commencing 11.00a.m
Venue: Britannia Hotel,Portland Street,Manchester
For further information, please contact Bernard 902 9221/238 4920

3.2 Section 106 Agreements Information Session. Planning Aid is an
independent charitable organisation funded to support individuals and
community groups with planning related issues who cannot afford to pay for
professional advice. They are working with the Sustainable Neighbourhoods
Pool to provide an information session for community groups on Section 106
agreements.
This free information session is being held to help clarify the situation
for community groups. It will be lead by professional experienced town
planners and attended by a representative of the Ethical Properties
Foundation who is currently researching the issue of community involvement
in Section 106 agreements.
Date: Monday 21st April 2008
Venue: Friends Meeting House in Central Manchester
For more information, please contact Jackie Dibley 01254 820 996, email:
mailto:nwcp@planningaid.rtpi.org.uk

3.3 Creativity and Innovation for Global Citizenship- Project Launch
Event (funded by Oxfam UK). The aim of the project is to develop the
knowledge and skills base in innovation, creativity and risk for global
citizenship. What competencies are required in young people to innovate, be
creative accept and manage risk? How can the current educational, political
and business interest in the above agenda be harnessed for the delivery of
the global dimension in schools? How can we work with young people to
develop innovation, creativity and risk acceptance and apply it across the
curriculum to such diverse issue as scientific solutions to climate change,
fair trade schools and pupil voice in the school?
Date/ Time: 24th April 10.00 - 15.00 (lunch included)
Venue: Bridge-5 Mill, Manchester
For more information on the project and to access a registration form,
please follow the link on the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_extcalendar&Itemid=63&extmode=view&
extid=224 Alternatively, please email mailto:anne@dep.org.uk if you would
like to attend.

3.4 The North West's Regional Social Enterprise Conference. Social
Enterprise North West (SENW) and The Northwest Regional Development Agency
(NWDA) present: The North West's Regional Social Enterprise Conference-
Value Led, Value Added. This event is aimed anyone who works or is involved
with Social Enterprise organisations within the North West. This event will
be free of charge.
Date/ Time: Tuesday 29th April 2008 (10am-4pm)
Venue: Preston North End
For further information, please see the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_extcalendar&Itemid=63&extmode=view&
extid=225 Please e-mail all initial enquiries to Jeff Scales (Regional
Development Manager - North West), The Development Trusts Association:
mailto:j.scales@dta.org.uk

3.5 NEBATA's 10th Annual Conference. North of England Bone Marrow
and Thalassaemia Association 10th Annual Conference. The event is free and
is of particular interest to members of the BME community. The topics
covered will be: Blood Transfusion & Blood Safety, Bone disease and Vitamin
D, Awareness of the Screening programme, Iron chelation therapy - the
choices, Survival with Thalassaemia presented by TIF, Update of Nebata. The
conference will begin with registration at 10:00pm and presentations will
start at 10:30am. A free Nawaab lunch will be provided followed by some
exciting entertainment. There will also be a crèche available for the
children.

Date: Sunday 30th March, 10:00am until 4:30pm
Venue: Nawaab Restaurant/Premier, 1008 Stockport Road, Levenshulme,
Manchester. M19 3WN.
To view the event poster and booking form, please see the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_extcalendar&Itemid=63&extmode=view&
extid=226 Or for further information, phone 0161 273 7200 or email
mailto:zanib.rasul@cmmc.nhs.uk

3.6 Try PACE's Health Walk For Women. Enjoy: Free massage; Free
healthy halal buffet; Free multi sports/activities for the children. Meet
the Zest worker and the park warden. Joint project PACE, Zest, Manchester
City Council, Leisure service. Sports development

Date/ Time: Thursday 27 March 2008, 10-12
Meet at the visitors centre, Crumpsall park, Ashtree Road Crumpsall

3.7 Public Transport Information Sharing Event For Disabled People.
The Greater Manchester Coalition of Disabled People (GMCDP) is holding two
events (one of which has already taken place), on behalf of GMPTE, to give
disabled people an opportunity to learn more about public transport, about
recent developments and plans to improve public transport opportunities.
The next event will be held on: Friday 28th March, 10am-4pm, at the Links
Centre, Oldham (this event will include a short performance about transport
issues by the GMCDP young people's group).
For more information or to book a place or a stall at one of the events
please contact Audrey Stanton at GMCDP, Aked Close, Ardwick, M12 4AN, tel:
0161 276 0049 or Caron Peachey on 0161 276 0043.

3.8 Information and Jobs Fair- Inspired Sisters. The aim of the day
is to provide residents of Manchester with the opportunity to: Connect with
small, medium and large employers directly; Gain information on vacancies
available; Learn about various careers by attending career workshops; Know
what training programmes are offered by local training providers; Get
involved in other projects running locally; Provide local children chance to
enjoy themselves and have fun.
Date: 27th March 2008
Venue: Pakistani Community Centre, Longsight
For further information, and to access a booking form, please see the CN4M
website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_extcalendar&Itemid=63&extmode=view&
extid=216
Alternatively, contact mailto:info@inspiredsisters.org Tel: 0161 2249090,
Unit 7, Longsight Business Park, Hamilton Road, Longsight, Manchester M13
0PD

3.9 Growing Success: Strengthening The Voluntary, Community And
Faith Sector For Children, Young People And Families In Manchester-
Conference. Organised by the Child & Family Support Forum (MACC), Voluntary
Youth Manchester and Manchester City Council. Don't miss this opportunity
for the voluntary, community and faith sector (VCFS) and statutory partners
to engage with the children, young people and families strategic agenda, to
look at how they can do things better and to ensure you are informed,
involved and given the opportunity to influence the development of services
in Manchester. The conference is aimed at everyone who works with children,
young people and families within Manchester's VCFS and statutory partners
interested in the VCFS agenda.
Date/ Time: Monday 21st April 9.30am - 4.30pm
Venue: Banqueting Suite, Manchester Town Hall
For a link to the event flyer and booking form, please visit the CN4M
website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_extcalendar&Itemid=63&extmode=view&
extid=217 Alternatively, for more information about the event contact Ruth
at MACC Tel: 0161 834 9823 Email: mailto:ruth@macc.org.uk or Ross Grant at
VYM Tel: 0161 832 0169 Email:mailto:voluntaryyouthmanchester@googlemail.com


4.0 Information
4.1 Win a signed Manchester United football. Sign up and volunteer
as a 'Match-day Ground Collector'. As part of the three-year 'United for
Childhood' partnership with The Children's Society, 100 volunteers are
needed for a one-day event at Manchester United's Old Trafford Stadium. All
volunteers will be entered into a draw to win a football signed by the
Manchester United first team! Volunteers will be raising vital funds for The
Children's Society's work, which include youth projects in Manchester.
Volunteers are required to be over 18 years of age. If a volunteer is either
16 or 17, we would be happy to have them at the event accompanied by a
parent or guardian.
Date/ Time: Sunday 13 April 2008 between 12.00 and 5.00pm
Venue: Old Trafford Stadium (exterior), Sir Matt Busby Way, Old Trafford,
Manchester, M16 0RA
For more information, please see the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=506&Itemid=50.
Apply online at www.playyourpart.co.uk/volunteering under 'Manchester United
Ground Collection'. Deadline for applications: 31 March 2008

4.2 Consultations. Consultations currently in progress include:
Mediacity Consultation- Deadline Monday 14th April 2008. Reforming the
Immigration System for Working with Children- Deadline 25th April 2008. The
North West Plan: time for your say- Deadline 26th March 2008. 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

4.3 Have your say - Crime & Communities Review Team. Louise Casey
was commissioned by the Prime Minister last October to conduct a review
looking at how local communities, the police, local criminal justice
agencies and other local partners can best work together to reduce crime,
raise community confidence, improve information to local people and lower
the fear of crime. Last week the Home Secretary launched 'Have Your Say'-
the part of the review which aims to give the general public and those
working in the field a specific opportunity to make their views known upon
the themes and issues that we are concerned about and interested in. Please
spare the time to fill in the questionnaire which may be accessed from the
CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=501&Itemid=35

4.4 Research Reports from IVAR: advocacy role of community anchors.
Two research reports from IVAR concerning third sector organisations and
their links to public authorities in disadvantaged communities in the UK are
now available... 1) Exploring the advocacy role of community anchor
organisations: Final report - February 2008. A research report by IVAR
(Institute for Voluntary Action Research), London which was prepared for
bassac, a national umbrella association supporting a network of independent
community based organisations seeking to tackle the causes and effects of
poverty, exclusion and discrimination. The full report is available at:
http://www.bassac.org.uk/pages/voice.html%20. 2) Servants of the Community
or Agents of Government? A study on the role of community-based
organisations and their contribution to public services delivery and civil
renewal in the UK. The executive summary is available under the Action
Research projects on the IVAR site:
http://www.ivar.org.uk/Action_research/projects.shtml. Or for more
information, please see the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=503&Itemid=35

5.0 Jobs
5.1 Project Manager - Voluntary Action Manchester. Job Title:
Project Manager - Advice Team, Salary: £23,749- £25,320 (NJC Scale: SO1
29-31), Organisation: Voluntary Action Manchester. Voluntary Action
Manchester (VAM) has been supporting the voluntary and community sector in
Manchester for more than 80 years. VAM has recently been successful in
obtaining Big Lottery funding through the BASIS Fund to create our new
Phoenix Project, which will seek to offer support, training and guidance to
meet the specific needs of medium and large sized organisations across the
city. VAM is looking to recruit a dynamic leader to manage this new and
innovative project. The ideal candidate would have a background in providing
support services to the voluntary and community sector, some managerial
experience and the drive and enthusiasm to build a new team and develop a
new service.
For an Application Pack with further details of this challenging post,
contact VAM: Tel: 0161 234 2930 or 0777 375 0966, E-mail:
mailto:vam@vamanchester.org.uk, Post: VAM, The Greenfish Resource Centre,
46-50 Oldham Street, Manchester, M4 1LE
Closing Date: 5pm, Thursday 27th March 2008, Interview Date: Week commencing
7th April 2008
5.2 Mental health and well being practitioner. Job Title: Mental
health and well being practitioner (Tier 2), Salary: £20,099 per annum
(Scale 5, point 24), Hours: 35 per week. Self Help Services is a user led
mental health charity that has developed considerable expertise in the field
of primary care mental health. The mental health and well being
practitioners will contribute towards the development of Self Help Services'
Guided Self Help Clinic - an established voluntary sector flexible and
accessible, Primary Care Mental Health Service. To view the full job
advertisement, please see the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=508&Itemid=50
For an application pack please send an SAE with 45p postage and quoting ref
COMWBP0208 to: Caroline Nuttall, Services Co-ordinator, Self Help Services,
Zion CRC, 339 Stretford Road, Hulme, Manchester, M15 4ZY or email:
mailto:info@selfhelpservices.org.uk.
Closing date for applications: Friday 4th April 2008. Interviews to be held
on: Thursday 10th April 2008
5.3 Volunteer Co-Ordinator- MRSN. Job Title: Volunteer Co-ordinator,
Part-time (21 hours per week), SO1: £23,749-£25,320 Pro rata:
£14,249-£15,192. This exciting new post will improve the health and
wellbeing of refugees and asylum seekers in Manchester through the provision
of high-quality supported volunteering opportunities across a range of
interesting and wide-ranging roles within MRSN. Previous experience of
supervising and training volunteers is essential.
The initial contract will run until 31 March 2009 but the Department of
Health is funding this post for three years (April 2008 to March 2011)
through Volunteering England, subject to the availability of funds approved
by the government. For an application pack contact: Rob Clarke, Manager,
Manchester Refugee Support Network (MRSN), St James Centre, 95A Princess
Road, Moss Side, Manchester M14 4TH, Tel:0161 232 7420, email:
mailto:rob@mrsn.org.uk, web: http://www.mrsn.org.uk
Closing date: Monday 31 March at 5pm
5.4 Development Officer- Transport Resource Unit. Job Title:
Development Officer in Transport Resource Unit, NJC equivalent:
£23,749-£27,594 Scale SO1/2, points 29-34 (plus 7% pension), Full time (35
hours per week). The Transport Resource Unit is recruiting for a Development
Officer. This role is an opportunity to work alongside voluntary
organisations and statutory authorities in order to contribute to the future
shape of the local transport network in Greater Manchester.
For more information, please see the GMCVO website:
http://www.gmcvo.org.uk/?q=node/663 Closing Date: 9th April 2008
5.5 Office Administrator (Trainee)- Tung Sing Housing Association.
Job Title: Office Administrator (Trainee), Salary: £10,600. Due to the
resident profile the post holder must be fluent in the Chinese language.
Tung Sing Housing Association provides high quality, affordable housing and
community services to the diverse communities of Manchester and Trafford.
The employment package includes: Day release to attend college, Flexible
working and family-friendly policies, Holiday entitlement of 20 days per
annum, Contributory Pension Scheme, City Centre location in modern, spacious
and smoke-free offices. To view the full job advert, please see the CN4M
website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=496&Itemid=50A
pplication Application forms are available from the Tung Sing website
http://www.tungsing.co.uk Or Ms Susan Britton, Tung Sing Housing Association
Ltd, Victoria House, 119 Princess Street, Manchester, M1 7AG, Tel: 0161 234
0262 Email: mailto:susan@tungsing.co.uk
Closing Date: 09:00am - 16th May 2008. Interviews: 22nd / 23rd May 2008
5.6 National Phobics Society- Two posts. 1) Job Title: Trust and
Corporate Fundraiser, Salary Scale: SO1, point 29 (NJC pay scale) £23,749
per annum pro rata, One year fixed term contract, 37.5 hours per week
(flexible working including evening and occasional weekend work). Closing
date for applications: Friday 4 April 2008, 4pm, Interviews: Tuesday 8 April
2008. 2) Job Title: Media and PR Officer, Salary Scale: SO1, point 29 (NJC
pay scale) £23,749 per annum pro rata, One year fixed term contract, 18
hours per week (flexible working including evening and occasional weekend
work). Closing date for applications: Friday 4 April 2008, 4pm, Interviews:
Tuesday 8 April 2008.
To view the full job advert for either of these posts, please visit the CN4M
website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=490&Itemid=50
To apply: Please call 08444 775 774 for an application form or email:
mailto:info@phobics-society.org.uk

5.7 Project Manager- Young Adults Advice and Support Project. Job
Title: Project Manager, Salary: £34,991 pa + 5% pension contribution, 35
hours per week with 28 days a year annual leave. HARP is seeking to employ a
project manager for YASP - their Young Adults Advice and Support Project
based in Levenshulme. YASP works with young people aged 15 -25 who have, or
are at risk of developing mental health issues. YASP provides a range of
services including advice and support around benefits, debts and housing;
counselling; and within our internet café - healthy meals, volunteering and
activities. To view the full job advert for this post, please visit the CN4M
website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=491&Itemid=50
Closing date for applications is 3rd April 2008. Interviews will be held on
Monday 14th April 2008
5.8 Project Worker- Southern Voices (Manchester). Job Title: Project
Worker, Salary: £25,025 pro rata, 2.5 days a week for 2 years (June 2008 to
May 2010). Southern Voices promotes Southern (developing world) perspectives
on development issues within educational contexts. They have a two year
grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund to explore the global and historical
impact of the textile industry from the perspectives of Southern countries.
You will collaborate with staff at the Museum of Science and Industry,
Manchester, and with relevant community groups to develop an exhibition and
run workshops for schools and community groups. For an application form and
further details contact Southern Voices (Manchester), c/o 15 Totnes Road,
Chorlton, Manchester M21 8XF. Email: mailto:dmcooke@btinternet.com
Closing date: 2nd April, Interview in late April.
5.9 Trainee Money Advice and Financial Literacy Worker- Cheetham
Hill Advice Centre. Job Title: Trainee Money Advice and Financial Literacy
Worker, Salary: Scale 5 £18,907 pro rata, 21 hours per week, Fixed term
contract for 2 years, Organisation: Cheetham Hill Advice Centre Manchester.
The Cheetham Hill Advice Centre is a CLS Quality Marked and OISC registered
community advice centre offering a full range of legal advice in a diverse
community. In addition to their core advice service they run an accredited
volunteer programme, run Dealing with the System courses for local
residents, and support the running of a Welcome Centre for newcomers to the
area. To view the full job advertisement, please visit the CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=479&Itemid=50
Alternatively, for more details and an application form please send an A5
SAE to: Mary Atkinson, Co-ordinator, Cheetham Hill Advice Centre, 1
Morrowfield Avenue, Cheetham Hill, Manchester, M8 9AR, or email
mailto:mary@cheethamadvice.org.uk for an electronic version of the
application pack.
Closing date: 12 noon, Friday 28th March 2008
5.10 Community Development Worker- The Church of England, Diocese of
Manchester. Job Title: Community Development Worker- Bury, 35 hrs. Salary:
NJC pts.29-31 (qualified), 26-28 (unqualified) + 28.5% non contributory
pension. 3 year contract, To work in the Bury parishes of Christ the King,
Holy Trinity and St Peter. To view the job advertisement, please see the
CN4M website:
http://www.cn4m.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=483&Itemid=50
Alternatively, see http://www.manchester.anglican.org or contact: Simon
Ambrose, Church & Society Department, 90 Deansgate, Manchester M3 2GJ Tel:
0161 828 1412, Email: mailto:sambrose@manchester.anglican.org
Closing date: noon Friday 28th March, Interviews: Manchester, Wednesday 16th
April

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