Training is a FREE online, half-day session
The Local Authority Directors of Public Health in Cheshire and Merseyside, alongside Public Health England and NHS England, have chosen Suicide Prevention as a key priority for collective action across the region.
At Pure Insight, we’re proud to support young people leaving care as they take their first steps into adulthood. Many of the young people we work with face serious challenges—homelessness, isolation, mental health issues, or becoming a young parent. This role is about walking alongside them, providing real, hands-on support, and helping them find their place in the world.
We’re looking for a dynamic and compassionate individual to join our team as a Leaving Care Mentoring Coordinator / Intensive Outreach Worker (Youth).
The Change and Integration Programme is based in Wirral. it is a regional team that works across 9 Cheshire & Merseyside Local Authorities and the Health system on a programme to ensure leaders collaborate to deliver improved services. This role is the lynchpin of the team supporting and coordinating the programme activities across several workstreams and core functions. It is a mix of administration and project work with opportunities to take on small projects. There is an expectation to attend an office base at least once a week.
Join us as a Partnership Officer for Cheshire and Merseyside
We are hiring a Partnership Officer (Cheshire & Merseyside) to help strengthen the voice of the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) sector across the region.
This exciting new role is a chance to join our team at VSNW and help in coordinating programmes, supporting partnerships and engaging with sector leaders.
The 0.8 FTE role is fixed term to March 2026, with hybrid working and a pro-rata salary of £26,692.80 (based on full-time NJC Point 23: £33,366).
Yes, it is that time again; numerous grant funds are opening up! What follows is our guidance on how to go about responding to this specific fund – what to include and the pitfalls to avoid.
Many of you reading this may well be experienced in writing funding bids – but even the most experienced can overlook something. We are not setting out to patronise anyone. Instead, we are coming from a position of offering advice and support.
Duration: 12-month project (with possibility of extension)
Location: Based at the Countess of Chester Hospital
Organisation: Cheshire Community Action – Community Home First Project
For charities with income between £150,000 and £3 million
The GSK IMPACT Awards provide funding, training and development for charities doing excellent work to improve people’s health and wellbeing. Now in their 29th year, they are open to registered charities that are at least three years’ old, working in a health-related field in the UK.
Unrestricted grants are available for charitable organisations who are working to improve health and wellbeing in local communities in Essex, Suffolk, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Dorset, Lincolnshire, Cheshire, North Yorkshire, or South Yorkshire.
Background
The Provide Community Grants scheme is delivered by Ormiston Families, a registered charity, on behalf of Provide Community, an employee owned community interest company which offers high-quality care and support across East Anglia, Dorset and northern England.
Objectives of Fund
