We also want to know what area of hate crime you will be focusing on and why. There is no right to wrong answer; we just need as much information as you can provide to enable the assessors to review your application as fully as possible. 2.2 Who will benefit from your activities and how will they be involved? Please be as specific as you can be about who will significantly benefit from the activities giving numbers where possible, names of organisations and types of communities who will be represented. Events can often have a wide-ranging impact, for example, if the event is for children or young people, they can often take the information they have learned back to their family members who can also benefit from this knowledge. Therefore, the impact is not just for those who attended but the wider community too. If this is similar to your project, please explain this. We want to know how people will benefit from the activities so if your project is holding consultation sessions; volunteering feedback forms; management committee feedback or consultation days to find out what people think of this event, please include this on your application form. We also want to know who will be involved in running and developing it this event. If the event is developed and delivered by volunteers only, paid staff only or a combination of both or members of the community getting together, please include this. If your activities mainly work with people in specific wards within Manchester then please include the names of these wards. Tell us if your activities are with specific groups of people such as: Older people Youth Children Disabled people Black and Minority Ethnic people Women Religious groups Lesbian, gay and / or bisexual people Trans people Women who are pregnant or with young children. Carers Please tell us what neighbourhood in Manchester your event will be held in, what the community impact of your event will be and have this will an impact on raising awareness of hate crime or celebrating diversity in your community. 2.3 Explain when and where your event or activity will take place? Please tell us the time of your event and if this event will be closed to the public. We are happy to help promote your event if you provide us with the promotional material. We will need to know the date of your event as this will be asked for as part of the assessment of your application. If you do not have a date for your event at the time you submit your application, please let us know as soon as possible as this this may affect your application.
We also want to know what area of hate crime you will be focusing on and why. There is no right to wrong answer; we just need as much information as you can provide to enable the assessors to review your application as fully as possible. 2.2 Who will benefit from your activities and how will they be involved? Please be as specific as you can be about who will significantly benefit from the activities giving numbers where possible, names of organisations and types of communities who will be represented. Events can often have a wide-ranging impact, for example, if the event is for children or young people, they can often take the information they have learned back to their family members who can also benefit from this knowledge. Therefore, the impact is not just for those who attended but the wider community too. If this is similar to your project, please explain this. We want to know how people will benefit from the activities so if your project is holding consultation sessions; volunteering feedback forms; management committee feedback or consultation days to find out what people think of this event, please include this on your application form. We also want to know who will be involved in running and developing it this event. If the event is developed and delivered by volunteers only, paid staff only or a combination of both or members of the community getting together, please include this. If your activities mainly work with people in specific wards within Manchester then please include the names of these wards. Tell us if your activities are with specific groups of people such as: Older people Youth Children Disabled people Black and Minority Ethnic people Women Religious groups Lesbian, gay and / or bisexual people Trans people Women who are pregnant or with young children. Carers Please tell us what neighbourhood in Manchester your event will be held in, what the community impact of your event will be and have this will an impact on raising awareness of hate crime or celebrating diversity in your community. 2.3 Explain when and where your event or activity will take place? Please tell us the time of your event and if this event will be closed to the public. We are happy to help promote your event if you provide us with the promotional material. We will need to know the date of your event as this will be asked for as part of the assessment of your application. If you do not have a date for your event at the time you submit your application, please let us know as soon as possible as this this may affect your application.