ALDI MANCHESTER - NEW ISLINGTON

We run various activities and events to provide information and raise awareness of the nature, causes, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of all forms of cancer with the aim of promoting early diagnosis and cure; providing practical assistance, support, services and items of equipment, both directly and through the provision of grants of financial assistance.We also help with the prevention or relief of poverty.provide education/training to people affected by cancer in North West of Manchester.We work with other charities, educational bodies and also provide advocacy,advise and informations to the general public on the importance of early diagnosis of cancer,treatments and benefits accrued to them when hit with cancer.

CTVS is located in Harpurhey, Manchester. Our service users come from all areas of Greater Manchester. Our Foodbanks give out fresh food and ambient supplied by our partners to those in need. Our foodbank is open every Wednesday at 11:30am to 1:30pm We also teach and train to build up and equip people in addition to running a befriending service to those who are lonely and in need of emotional care. CTVS has been providing support to local people in Manchester and beyond since 2013 and have served hundreds of people, providing them with sufficient food supply to keep them out of hunger during their time of need. CTVS has also helped numerous people to improve their lot in time through job training and motivational talks to give them the courage and knowledge they need to improve their position in life. We are proud to serve our 'families and friends' within Manchester and beyond. This is what we have become to one another - families and friends.

Moss Side & Hulme Training and Community Enterprise CIC (MSHTCE) is a voluntary and registered community interest company based at the Moss Side Millennium Powerhouse, a well-known community hub in Manchester. From this accessible location, we deliver our services to residents of Moss Side, Hulme, Rusholme and neighbouring communities. Operating from this central community space allows residents to easily access our programmes, advice services and activities. We support a wide range of local residents to reduce inequalities, including: • Low-income families • Older people • Young people and adults not currently in education, employment or training (NEET) • Individuals experiencing financial hardship or social isolation • Immigrants and refugees needing support with integration Our support includes CV building, employability skills, digital skills training, Free Laptop repairs, and health and wellbeing activities. Many of the people we support reach us through word of mouth, referrals from local partners, housing associations, libraries, and community outreach activities. We also engage directly with residents’ groups and local organisations. Being embedded in the community allows us to quickly identify local needs and respond effectively. We would welcome support from Neighbourly through: • Food surplus redistribution – to help support families experiencing food insecurity through community distribution and support sessions. • Volunteering opportunities – to strengthen our capacity to run training sessions, community programmes and events. • Community grants – to help expand our programmes and reach more residents who need support. Our services are primarily free of charge to ensure they remain accessible to the most vulnerable members of our community. In recognition of our work supporting education and digital skills in the community, our organisation was invited to attend a Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace in May 2025. We work in partnership with several local organisations including: • Moss Side Millennium Powerhouse • Manchester Community Central • Mosscare St Vincent Housing Group • Young Manchester • Good Things Foundation • The Carbon Literacy Project • Moss Side & Hulme Library