1. How to make your community hub accessible & welcoming to all
Community Spaces: The Final Frontier
How to make your community hub accessible & welcoming to all
Thursday 27th November – 3.00pm
Community GMCVO
The St Thomas Centre, Manchester
A special FREE event for volunteers and workers from Greater Manchester's community hubs. A hub is a place of neighbourhood activity, it could be community building, space, centre, facility or any other place run by a not-for-profit group.
Would you like to
O Improve your buildings accessibility?
O Make sure you are meeting the needs of everyone in your community?
O Find out how to reach new groups and extend your service?
O Learn some tricks of the marketing trade?
Then please come and join us!
There will be a focus on ways to make sure your hub is accessible, welcoming and open to everyone in your community. There will be
O Practical workshops and tools to take away with you O Expert speakers and case studies O Networking opportunities, information sharing and more
O Lunch and refreshments will be provided
COMBINE is the Greater Manchester Community Buildings Information Network. It aims to bring community hubs together for support and strength. COMBINE offers regular meetings, events and training, an newsletter and other services which will develop flexibly according to the needs of members. This will be its second meeting; the first was attended by around 80 people.
Places are free but must be booked in advance. Please complete a booking form and return it to Susan Barrett Tel Fax
If you need support to access this event, for example with travel or carers costs we will do our best to help; please let us know what you need. The St Thomas Centre is fully accessible.
For more information about this event, COMBINE or Community GMCVO please contact Morag Rose on