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At Celebrate Manchester BME Network. MRSN Heritage project won the BME community award for the best Heritage project in Manchester.

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Recent Posts

  • MRSN Shared Routes Project launch event, 26 Mar 2019
  • MRSN has been nominated for the prestigious Queen’s Award for Voluntary service, 15th October 2018
  • MRSN awarded the 2018 Spirit of Manchester Award in the category of health and well-being for two years in a row, 4th October 2018 .
  • Mahama Cho, a Taekwondo Silver medalist who has been shortlisted by Big Lottery for sports person of the year visited MRSN.
  • MRSN Granted £300,000 by Big Lottery Fund
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Manchester Refugee Support Network operates an independent community advice service, providing advice and information to refugees, asylum seekers and their families from across Greater Manchester.
Community Development
Community Development Service provides practical help, tailored training and advice to new and established refugee community organisations on organisational, funding and other capacity building issues.
The Heritage Project
The MRSN Heritage Project is collecting memories and putting together an archive that will tell the story of the 20 year life of MRSN. This will eventually include not only an archive at Manchester Central Library, but also a digital time line and more than 20 oral history interviews which will show how MRSN has touched individual lives and how these individuals have helped to shape MRSN and their city. The project is generously supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund
Volunteering
Volunteers are central to enabling MRSN to undertake all aspects of its work. There are a range of different projects that you can be involved in. Some of the roles need a regular commitment each week, whereas others are more occasional.
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