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' MANCHESTER ALUANCE FO)t COMMUNITY CA)tE
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on the table. We fnvftf.d as many ofthe named
Indlvlduals
aswe could to attend the
Awards- and several were Indeed present. This received very positive feedback from a number of
.people who were atthe event;
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' ~,Funding end Commlsslonlhg
.Good quality funding
and commfssforilng
processes are essential
in supporting the.VCSEsector, Mace
'
has a long hfstoiy ofworldng
In this space. Recent activities tndude:
o
o
Working with Iochl fundtng bodies in Manchester
Fundtrfg Partnerstfip,
Supporting
VCSEsectoi engagement
with the cfty coundt's Setter Outcomes, Batter Uves
'
commtsslonlng
redesign.
o Hlghlfghtlng
examples ofgooff practice find challenging
poor processes (e.g, use ofThe Chest
proCurement
portal to provMe grarfts to community
organfsatfonsf).
Health and Wellbelng
.o Health and Sodal Care -' Our Health and Wellbefng
VCSE Leaders Group has been working
through a
series ofmeetings
with key leaders ln the local health organlsattons
in anticipation
ofthe
riext
reorganisatton
offocal NHS structures.
o Mace hosted a NHS Graduite Placement who conducted a range ofInterviews
with partners to
identify priorities forjoint work and produced a report with recommendattons.
i o Mace has supported
recruitment ofa new VCSERepresentative
role onthe Manchester
Partnership
" Board.
o Working with 4CTto restart adelayed programme
ofactivities to engage the VCSEsector
in the
redevelopment
afNorth Manchester
General'HosptteL
o Condudlng
a programme
ofactivities to support VCSEenga'gement
In the MCRactlve Local Pilot to
' support uptake ofphysical activity ( active lives )in local communities.
This inltlatlve
was planned'
in 2019but was massively disrupted
by the pandemic
as wetl as some stafAng difficulties
and Itwas
~ . agreed to draw aline under the work and reconsider th'e approach once the funded
attfvlttes have
I been concluded. .
Homelessness
o Mace now hosts aworker to suppo'rt the Manchester
Homelessness
Partnership.
Activities during
this period Induded:
~
Establishing
regular communtcattons
behfreen working groups within the partnership.
~
Leading a review ofp'artnershl pgovernance
and structures.
~
Improva'd
external communications
and socfaf media presence. ..
~
Ongoing collaboratlye
discussions
b'etween
VCSE'partners
and public services.
o Mace also engages with the Greater Manchester
Homelessness
Action Network toconnect work at
GM level including the Mayor's
A Bed Every Ntght" Initiative.
o Continuing to administer
the Rebel Change Mancheeer
hardship grants.
Inclusive Economy
o Acting asVQE lead for Manchester on Real. Llvtgg Wage: championing
those VCSg organlsatlons,
which pay the Real Uvtng Wage, produce content as part the annual
Uvlng Wage Week cern'patt)n,
encouraging
funders to adopt Uvlrfp Wage'standards
and supp'ort
VCSEorganlsattons
to pay the
Remi Lying vvago.
-o Developing. anew Manchester Sodai Economy Alliance bringing together organfsatfons
and
o tndlvfdualS to develop Inure sodal enterprises
and soda+uipose
bustnesses
Inthe city.
Gifter Manchester Sodal Value Network has~400members
from all sectors across
Greater
Manchester
w'orklng to.promote
and incorporate
sodal va(ue prlndples. across Greater Manchester.
Mace Ifosts the cross-sector steering group, which aims to inliuence stakf.hotdem, policy and

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