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Strategic Neighbourhood Forums

Published date: 
Tuesday, 12th March 2019
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The next round of meetings of Tameside Council’s four strategic neighbourhood forums is about to start and residents and representatives of resident groups are reminded they are welcome to attend.

Named north, south, east and west, they have been designed to correspond with district health and police bodies. North covers Ashton; South is Hyde and Longdendale; East covers Dukinfield, Mossley and Stalybridge; and West is Audenshaw, Denton and Droylsden.

Emmaus Mossley to host Spring Sale charity event

Published date: 
Tuesday, 12th March 2019
Emmaus Mossley fashion show

Homelessness charity Emmaus Mossley is gearing up for a special evening charity sale on Thursday 21 March at their Secondhand Superstore.

The ‘Emmaus Spring Sale’ will kick-start a week-long sale of vintage, retro, modern and pre-owned clearance items. The event will be a real showcase of all things Emmaus – ideal if you're interested in unique furniture, retro fashion, bric-a-brac, bargain tools, project pieces or something interesting for your home.

Picture of Health - Women's Health

Published date: 
Tuesday, 12th March 2019
Picture of Health LGBT

Picture of Health is produced by Tameside’s Population Health Team. It is here to research and understand the big health matters that affect Tameside. It's goal is to find ways to improve the physical and mental wellbeing of the people living here, to give them happier, healthier and longer lives. You are the most important person in your health, so read on to see what you can do for yourself and your family to stay fit and well.

Making Connections

Published date: 
Tuesday, 12th March 2019
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Making Connections new short video, inspired by Action Together, demonstrates how the programme works to create more age friendly places by connecting communities and people through the creation of relationships, development of existing assets and putting older people at the heart of designing the places they live. Click here to watch on YouTube.

My MS My Needs Survey 2019

Published date: 
Monday, 11th March 2019
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The My MS My Needs survey is the largest survey of people affected by multiple sclerosis (MS) in the UK. This year, for the first time, it is also running the MS family & friends survey, alongside My MS My Needs. 

Click here to take part in the My MS My Needs survey.

Click here to take part in the MS Family & Friends survey.

The surveys are open until Friday 31 May 2019.

Level 2 and Level 3 counselling

Published date: 
Monday, 11th March 2019
Tameside, Oldham and Glossop Mind logo

Tameside, Oldham and Glossop Mind is offering Level 2 and Level 3 counselling.

The next Level 2 Counselling course will begin on Tuesday 2 April 2019 and will run from 9am – 4pm for 15 weeks. The course takes place at our Wellbeing Centre on Katherine Street in Ashton.  

As part of the course you are required to undertake an external examination which is set by CPCAB, this will take place at our Wellbeing Centre in Ashton on Tuesday 2 July 2019.

Research on behalf of GreaterSport

Published date: 
Monday, 11th March 2019
Greater Sport

GreaterSport is conducting research to understand more about residents of Greater Manchester and physical activity. This will inform the campaign it is undertaking to help achieve its target of getting 75% of GM residents active.

It has commissioned an independent research agency, to conduct a survey to understand the experiences of GM residents.  

The online survey should only take around 10 minutes to complete and will remain open until Friday 15 March. Click here to take part.

Macmillan needs your help

Published date: 
Monday, 11th March 2019
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Macmillan needs your help in putting people at the heart of delivering its strategy. Are you living with cancer or been affected by it as a carer or family member? Then Macmillan would like to work in partnership with you so that it can deliver better services and support to people right now and in the future.

Would you like to help find new ways for people living with cancer to raise issues that are important with Macmillan and hold the charity to account?

Would you like to help develop mechanisms to shape Macmillan’s work right from the start?