March 2018 | Salford Now

Month: March 2018

Manchester homeless centre opens in Chorlton

By Jim Scott 27th March 2018 News 0 comments

A homeless prevention centre has opened in Chorlton in place of a former residential home refurbished to provide 38 beds for Manchester’s homeless.

Dance company given support from Manchester City Council grants

By Jessica Farrington 27th March 2018 Art, Sport, Theatre 0 comments

Company Chameleon is one of the 15 arts organisations in Manchester to receive a Cultural Partnership Agreement Grant which helps with core running costs to enable them to continue their work in the community over the next four years.

Salford Mad Pride invites mental health sufferers to Mad Hatter’s tea party

By Jessica Farrington 27th March 2018 Art, Health 0 comments

Salford Mad Pride 18 is a collaborative event celebrating the creativity of people living with mental health issues in and around Salford.

75-year-old charity workers appeal to Manchester for help with charity in Uganda

By Jessica Farrington 27th March 2018 Education 0 comments

75-year-old charity workers are appealing to the Manchester community for help in providing disadvantaged children in Uganda with an education.

Mum appeals for adult Changing Places in Manchester after son’s tumour battle

By Jessica Farrington 27th March 2018 Health, Regional News 0 comments

A mum who lost her son to a brain tumour is appealing for large public areas to install Changing Places for older children and adults.

Media City’s Starburst Film Festival 2018

By Cait Naven 16th March 2018 Film, News 1 comment

STARBURST Magazine hosted a film festival at MediaCity UK on Friday 16th March and Saturday 17th March. The event was to celebrate […]

Care comes closer to home with new Urgent Care Team

By James Sumner 16th March 2018 News 0 comments

SALFORD CCG sees the citizens brought together to discuss upcoming health projects, including the new Urgent Care team coming to […]

Salford College students build sensory wall for people with complex needs

By Jim Scott 16th March 2018 News 0 comments

By Jim Scott. Students from the Princes Trust at the Salford College of Further Education have built a sensory wall for less than £50 for people with complex needs.