The Manchester Chapter has varied activities that are related to charitable work, personal development and bonding.

The Chapter has been involved in several civic projects and activities that involve visits to hospitals, schools (basic, primary, and secondary), children’s homes, and retirement homes. During Administrative Professionals’ Week, whenever possible, courtesy calls are made to civic leaders. Some of the projects include, but are not limited to, the adoption of the Dunrobin Basic School, donations to the Friends in Need Organisation (which specialises in identifying and feeding street persons), and visits to D. Frank Early Childhood Institution and the Curphey Home for Ex-Service Men, among others. The Chapter also participates in Read Across Jamaica. On occasion, as the Chapter is able to do so, individuals in need of food and supplies are also assisted. The members also participate in annual Labour Day projects in Manchester.

Outside of civic activities, efforts are made, as much as possible, to have online and in-person professional, educational and personal development presentations, in and outside of regular meetings. For instance, on occasion, members get hands-on training in different skills such as auto mechanics and keeping fit through workouts at the gym. There are also socials planned, on occasion, to build camaraderie in the chapter. As mandated by the Association, the Chapter also participates in church services and other National Executive calendared events.