National Youth Strategy: Key Takeaways for Manchester-based Youth VCSE Organisations pin Pinned Posted on 12/12/2025 in News Young Manchester has produced a short blog on the Youth Matters strategy!
Funding w/Youth Posted on 12/03/2026 in News We’re excited to share the launch of Funding w/Youth: a new offer from Young Manchester that’s been years in the making, grounded in lived experience, and shaped in collaboration with young people.
Involving Young People in Fund Design Posted on 19/12/2025 in News For too long, decisions about children and young people’s lives have been made without their input. Young Manchester is working to change that.
Hope for Cheetham: Youth Fund! Posted on 10/11/2025 in News Have an idea to make a positive change in Cheetham Hill? We want to help you bring it to life.
We are Young! Celebrating the Past and Shaping the Future Posted on 15/10/2025 in News Celebrating the Manchester Youth Sector is a landmark event marking the achievements of Manchester's youth sector over the past four years, while unveiling Young Manchester's bold new strategy for 2025–2030.
Resources and Information for the Community after the Crumpsall Terrorist Attack Posted on 03/10/2025 in News We are providing specific support for groups in the surrounding geographical area that have been directly impacted by the attack, and will provide wider support for the network as we respond to how young people and communities are recovering and reacting. If you are in the immediate area and supporting children and young people, and would like to be kept informed about the specific support available please text or Whatsapp Emma on 07588154615.
One Month Since Choose for Cheetham! Posted on 19/03/2025 in News £230K, 100+ Young People, 21 Projects: Cheetham Hill’s Children and Young People Take the Lead in Funding Decisions!
Young People Need a New Deal: How different can Manchester be? Posted on 23/01/2025 in News Manchester is a paradox, it has one the fastest-growing economies in Europe, and one of the highest child poverty rates in the U.K. with 48% of all children and young people living in poverty.