FN4M

Faith Network 4 Manchester is an interfaith forum in Manchester and part of the Community Network 4 Manchester (CN4M).  Our aims are to bring together people of different faith groups across the city to speak to issues of regeneration, to act as a means of communication between faith groups and be a resource to address issues of common concern, and of course to participate in the Community Network and LSP structure.

In the past years we have organised activities and conferences on various issues including gun, gang and knife crime, gambling and the environment . The first was a general conference on how faith groups participate in the regeneration of our communities; the second dealt with the more specific issue of refugees and asylum seekers and how faith communities may assist and advocate for them.

We are always looking for new members to participate in our conferences and activities. If you would like more information please contact David Gray via e-mail at david@fn4m.org or phone  Charles on 07915 411076.

Public Consultations!!!

Northwest Regional Strategy (RS2010) Consultation

Transport Strategy for Manchester City Centre Consultation

Think Family Strategy Consultation

For more information about the above consultations and how to respond, please click here

MONTHLY FAITH DIALOGUE EVENTS

Faith Network 4 Manchester, The Muslim Jewish Forum Greater Manchester and our partners invite you to our next monthly faith dialogue event

Sunday March 14th, 3pm to 5pm

Jinnah Centre, Alfred St, Bury BL9 7HE

This will continue our theme of

JOURNEYS

Ivan Lewis- A journey from Manchester to Westminster and beyond in the Foreign Office.

 This will be a starting point for people to discuss with others of faith (and not) their thoughts on their own spiritual journeys and where the future for faith in government will be.

There is a ground rule of respect for others opinions, even when in disagreement.

The main purpose of the dialogue sessions is to learn from each other and work towards further joint ventures.

We hope you can attend. Due to limited places, please book your place via mail@fn4m.org or telephone 07915 411076.

Maybe of Interest!!!

Community Network for Manchester is recruiting for an:

Information and Communications Officer

Salary: NJC Scale 6 point 26-28 (point 26 £22,221)

Hours: 35 hours per week

Contract: Until March 2011

Community Network for Manchester is looking for an enthusiastic, articulate and skilled individual to join our Information and Communications team to support the delivery of a comprehensive communications and information service for Community Network for Manchester and the voluntary and community sector in Manchester.

The successful candidate will have a range of information and communication skills, the ability to communicate confidently in a variety of ways and experience of writing for both print and electronic media. You will also be confident using desk top publishing software and generating web content.

For an application pack, visit: http://www.cn4m.net/node/3019, or contact Chiara Mallia, on 0161 234 2925, or email chiara@cn4m.net.

Community Network for Manchester offers good working conditions including 26 days annual leave and flexible working practices.

Closing date for applications: 12 pm on Wednesday 3rd March 2010

Interview date: Week commencing Monday 8th March 2010

Community Network for Manchester is committed to equality of opportunity and welcomes applications from all sections of the community.