The Trafford Partnership

The Trafford Partnership is the Borough's Local Strategic Partnership, a single body which brings together more than 100 organisations including local and regional partners from across the public, private, voluntary and community sectors.

Members of the Trafford Partnerships work together to meet the needs of the residents and communities of Trafford, sharing a common goal; to make Trafford a thriving, diverse, prosperous and culturally vibrant borough.

The Trafford Partnership website aims to promote effective communications within and beyond the Partnership and to provide local people, businesses and communities with information about the work of the Partnership and how the Partnership is progressing towards achieving the promises and vision set out in the Sustainable Community Strategy.

Spotlight on

Greater Manchester Marathon

29 April 2012

Calling all Community Groups

Are you a member of a group, band, church, team, school that would like to be part of this great new event?

Make your community or neighbourhood stand out to 8,000 runners.

Click on the poster for more information

Confidence Building

Location: Sale West Community Centre

Course date and time: Wednesdays, 29 February -28 March, 10am-12noon (5 weeks). Call in to Sale West Community Centre to register on Wednesday 22 February, 10-11am.

Course description: This short course is aimed at adults who want to build up their self esteem and confidence:

Learn what triggers your emotions
Look at positive thinking styles
Learn how to overcome fear and deal with stressful situations
Identify your own values and what limits your self-belief

Cost: There is no charge

Warm and Healthy Trafford

Free support to vulnerable people living in Trafford

Winter can be tough on everyone’s health, and elderly and vulnerable people are at greater risk of illness and injuries from cold and isolation. Warm and Healthy Trafford has been set up by voluntary organisations, Trafford Council and the NHS locally to help residents to help each other.

Use our helpline if you need any information or support to keep warm and healthy, or if you want to help others.

Check out the flyer

NextStep

Next Step provides information, careers and skills advice that’s tailored to the individual, with help available online, or with one of our advisers by telephone or face to face. Next Step is available free to every adult in England over the age of 19 (or 18 if a JobCentre Plus Customer) and can be delivered face to face; either one to one or in a group with up to 3 sessions in a 12 month period if in a priority group (customers can access the telephone and web as much as they need). Priority groups include: