Manchester landlords partner with service providers to fund training and employment initiatives for young people

News06.08.25by Stephen Delahunty

Greater Manchester landlords have partnered with service providers across the North West to fund and deliver training and employment opportunities for young people.

One of the programmes is led by The Reporters’ Academy (picture: Onward Homes)

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