News & Opportunities

Young Manchester is excited to announce our City of Social Action Grantees for this year. Our aim is to make Manchester the place for youth voice, youth leadership and real change led by children and young people themselves, and our grantees will help bring us closer to this goal.

Dear Manchester,

Young Disabled people are now developing a £20,000 youth-led fund aiming to increase provision for disabled young people in the city, supported by the SEND Partnership (Manchester City Council Local Offer, GMYN and Young Manchester).

Next Thursday, 20th October, Young Manchester's Ambassadors are inviting you to WE THE CHANGE: A Night of Culture! Grab your free tickets now & join us to celebrate the diversity and cultures across our city.

From local parents on the search for playschemes to national organisations looking to reach out, we've put the answers to our most commonly asked questions together in this handy list of FAQs.

Following the success of our pilot in 2020, Young Manchester together with Polly McAllester and The Oglesby Charitable Trust are excited to announce the return of our LEAD+ programme with TWO cohorts starting this Autumn.

We are incredibly excited and proud to be recruiting a young person to lead Young Manchester at the top of our organisation. This young person will be our co-CEO and will job share equally with our current CEO, Imogen.

Here at Young Manchester we believe that Pride shouldn’t just be celebrated one month a year, that’s why we’ve teamed up with our friends over Queer Lit to create a ‘Virtual LGBTQ+ Bookshelf’ filled with book recommendations for the young people of Manchester!

Young Manchester is a Young Person's Foundation and a member of the YPF Trust. Together, with other Young People's Foundations from across the country, we have been exploring cultural competency and what this means for our organisations. We have together, developed a pledge which we'd like to share with you today. This pledge sits alongside and in alignment with our values as Young Manchester, which we strive to embed in all our work.

Now you know about our work, do you really value it and if you do, how will you support it?