Caring and Sharing Rochdale’s VIP Over 50s Group collaborated with the Geller Institute of Ageing and Memory, and the University of West London on a research project exploring the experiences of African and African Caribbean communities living with memory problems and supporting more inclusive care.

This week, Caring and Sharing (CAS) strengthened community engagement in Rochdale through a new cancer care partnership, participation in the Rochdale Science Extravaganza 2026, and advocacy for migrant care workers. Discover how collaboration and inclusive initiatives are creating lasting impact across Greater Manchester.

Discover how our ESOL classes in Rochdale help learners build practical English skills, grow in confidence and prepare for employment while becoming more connected to their local community.

CAS Rochdale celebrates Volunteers’ Week with community leaders, partners, and volunteers, recognising collective effort, service, and impact across the local community.

As Refugee Week 2026 approaches, CAS highlights the importance of community, inclusion, and belonging through shared activities that bring people together in supportive and welcoming spaces.

Caring and Sharing Rochdale proudly participated in the Rochdale Volunteer Fair 2026, engaging with residents, volunteers, and local organisations to celebrate community connection and volunteering across the borough.

CAS Rochdale workshop on housing insecurity, centred on lived experience, inclusion, and community-led dialogue.

CAS Rochdale and Humanity Project UK held a community assembly exploring housing insecurity in Rochdale and support for vulnerable immigrants.

CAS Rochdale opened an honest community space to address housing insecurity and homelessness among new immigrants in Rochdale. Here is what happened, why it matters, and how you can get involved.

A community exercise session bringing people together through inclusive physical activity, promoting wellbeing, connection, and healthy living in a supportive environment.