The River Manchester

The River Manchester The River Manchester is a charity that was established on September 6th 2013. Our aim is to empower Give us a phone call Lydia/Donna0161-3715522.

We support a number of people who have fled domestic abuse via our training programme to bring hope and change lives. We want to highlight that a little love can bring about a big change and having friends to journey with you can help develop you.........if you wish to be part of our journey in helping to build lives, get in touch with us. We welcome skills in design, shop display, project managem

ent, painting and decorating skills, driving a van, fundraising, etc...the list is endless. Please ring us before you plan to visit us as we may be engaged in training.

Thank you Rosemarie from Soroptimist International Manchester who came to drop off 2 sewing machines for our sewing proj...
04/06/2026

Thank you Rosemarie from Soroptimist International Manchester who came to drop off 2 sewing machines for our sewing project. What a blessing!

Our sewing sessions are starting on 10th June 2026. Come enrol and learn a skill, amongst good company and a cuppa.
02/06/2026

Our sewing sessions are starting on 10th June 2026. Come enrol and learn a skill, amongst good company and a cuppa.

Fabiola from Soroptimist International Manchester donating some bags of clothing. These are not just giving us clothing ...
02/06/2026

Fabiola from Soroptimist International Manchester donating some bags of clothing. These are not just giving us clothing but helping us in our mission supporting survivors of domestic abuse. It helps us generate funds to support our projects ie counselling.

We're doing a paint party again! Please book to register.
01/06/2026

We're doing a paint party again! Please book to register.

Come join us Wed afternoons.
01/06/2026

Come join us Wed afternoons.

We are supporting a mum who needs a pram for her newborn. Can someone please donate their spare. Much appreciated.
15/05/2026

We are supporting a mum who needs a pram for her newborn. Can someone please donate their spare. Much appreciated.

Delicious Food. Lower Bills. Zero Stress.Turn your Food Club ingredients into quick, healthy, and cheap meals your kids ...
14/05/2026

Delicious Food. Lower Bills. Zero Stress.
Turn your Food Club ingredients into quick, healthy, and cheap meals your kids will actually eat!
Join us for a relaxed, friendly cooking workshop.
You will learn how to:
Cook Food Club staples in under 20 minutes.
Slash your electricity bills using modern kitchen gadgets.
Make crispy, healthy meals without expensive oils.
Everything is free: All food, ingredients, and recipes are provided.Hands-on: You do the cooking, we provide all the equipment on the day.

12/05/2026

ITV’s four part drama Believe Me is available to watch on ITV1 began on Sunday 10 May at 9pm on ITV1, with further episodes expected on 11, 17 and 18 May.

The full series is also available to stream now on ITVX.

‘Believe Me’ tells the story of the legal battle by two survivors to hold the police and parole board to account.

It also tells the story of a third survivor, Carrie Symonds, who backed the two survivors in their successful challenge of the parole board decision to release him. Solicitor Harriet Wistrich, now CEO of Centre for Women’s Justice (CWJ) worked together with Phillippa Kaufmann KC to bring the two precedent breaking legal cases which have now created a legacy for such future legal cases aimed at holding police and other state bodies accountable.

08/05/2026

ITV’s four-part drama Believe Me tells the true story of women r***d by taxi driver John Worboys and the determination it took to be heard, to stop further harm, and to secure accountability when serious failures followed their reports.

The first episode airs this Sunday (10 May) at 9pm on ITV1 (with further episodes expected on 11, 17 and 18 May).

Believe Me tells the true story of two survivors of Worboys, ‘Sarah’ and ‘Laila’[1] , who brought a legal action against the Metropolitan Police arising from multiple failures to conduct an effective investigation into their reports of drug assisted r**e. The story follows their journey from being ensnared by Worboys, waking up to discover they had been violated and then reporting the crime. It follows the everyday harrowing experience of reporting r**e and the procedures most victims have to undergo. It shows their awful treatment by the police whose scepticism blinded them to a dangerous predator left free to continue offending on an industrial scale.

The drama also follows the story of how the two women, confronted with an inexplicable Parole Board decision to release Worboys after a relatively short period of imprisonment, then brought a second unprecedented legal challenge to judicially review the decision to release him.

Watch Believe Me and share it with others who care about women’s safety and justice.

We are starting a new course next week on Safe People. Places are limited If you wish to enrol, please contact donna.the...
29/04/2026

We are starting a new course next week on Safe People. Places are limited
If you wish to enrol, please contact [email protected]

Address

1300 Ashton Old Road
Manchester
M111

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 4pm
Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 11am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+441613715522

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