Look for the Purple Door: Safe house program offers support for Manchester’s young LGBT community
The Albert Kennedy Trust initiative offers shelter, training and friendship to those in the LGBT community affected by abuse
Endurance stroll, ramble and roll: Manchester Uni students organise gruelling 24-hour walk and cycle for charity
Students are attempting to raise £50,000 for Oxfam
Is life coaching the solution to your New Year’s resolution? Mancunians turn to professionals for January boost
Manchester looks to professionals for additional help
Giving women a voice: Bolton support groups unite for 16-day campaign calling for end to domestic violence
The campaign will end with Human Rights Day
Piccadilly Pulse: Do you support fire fighters’ strike ahead of Bonfire Night?
Members of the Fire Brigade Union are to walk out from 6:30pm tonight
Tweet Tweet, it’s the sound of the police: Manchester officers support global Twitter Day promoting hard work
The campaign raises awareness for work of police
Piccadilly Pulse: Who bears prime responsibility for our ‘lonely’ elderly – the state or the family?
More than 800,000 people in England – most of them elderly – are chronically lonely
‘We can beat anyone,’ boasts Wigan Athletic boss Owen Coyle ahead of Blackpool clash
Mid-table Wigan make short trip to face sixth-placed Blackpool on Saturday
Manchester City’s James Milner kick starts support campaign for child abuse victims with £25,000 donation
The Now I Know campaign launched last week
Manchester must work in unison to make lasting change for those with learning disabilities, claim Mencap
Mencap’s Stephen John says disability groups, charities and schools must work together
Manchester MP backs campaign highlighting flaws in fit-for-work test for people with mental illnesses
The Stretford and Urmston MP has pledged her support for Rethink Mental Illness