Rebecca Long Bailey MP
Visited New Wine Nation in October 2025 to meet the team and learn about its youth work in Salford.


Partnerships
We work alongside community organisations, training providers, civic networks, educators and employers—using a precise label for every relationship.
How we name the work
Not every relationship is a formal partnership. Our public record separates participation, collaboration, commissioning, referrals and civic engagement.
Visited New Wine Nation in October 2025 to meet the team and learn about its youth work in Salford.
Director participation in the 2025 GMCA-funded programme, plus graduation speaking and event coverage.
A local organisation profile documents the breadth of New Wine Nation's youth and community work.
Connection through We Lead for Legacy and New Wine Nation's contribution to graduation event coverage.
A shared leadership connection and employability ecosystem; the exact public-facing delivery label is being confirmed.
Helped bring young people's voices into a 2026 roundtable chaired by then-Mayor Andy Burnham.
Contributed to a practical AI event held at University House, University of Salford; this is event participation, not an institutional partnership.
Ways to work together
From a single workshop to a multi-organisation programme, every collaboration starts with a defined need, role and outcome.
Trusted referral routes
New Wine Nation helps people navigate employment, housing, wellbeing and settlement needs. Where specialist help is required, people are connected to community organisations, regulated legal professionals, authorised immigration advisers or constituency casework teams.
New Wine Nation does not present itself as an immigration adviser or claim legal outcomes it cannot evidence.
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