Welcome to Digital Everyone - Salford’s one stop website to help you find courses, training and support to do more online, confidently and safely. We can help you find friendly support in the place where you live.
Salford’s “Digital Everyone” is a council-led, cross-sector collaboration working together to create a 100% digitally inclusive city. We want to make sure no one is left behind as digital becomes the way to access services, communicate with organisations and interact with friends and family. So come on in and see where Digital Everyone can take you!
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Free Internet Connection for Job Seekers
Great News for Job Seekers!
TalkTalk and the DWP have partnered together to offer a free internet connection to job seekers on Universal Credit.
Get Online Week IN Salford 2021
Our teams showed fantastic support for all Salford residents looking to Get Online. Thanks to everyone involved in making Get Online Week such a success – we helped over 400 people at a range of our sessions.
GMCA Digital Skills Bootcamp
The National Skills Fund will help adults to train and gain the valuable skills they need to improve their job prospects, the government has funded a wide variety of Skills Bootcamps, which offer adults aged 19 and over with the opportunity to build up sector-specific skills and fast-track to an interview with a local employer.
Below you can find out more about the digital skills bootcamps open to Greater Manchester residents
HOST Leading the way in fighting Cybercrime
HOST are running a unique programme offering local businesses free training and grants to enhance their cyber security.
Salford City Council's Device Donation Appeal
As a council, we’re doing all we can to help and we’re now appealing to Salford businesses and individuals - if you’re in a position to help, please consider doing so. If you could donate any unused laptops or tablets, we’d be enormously grateful and you’d be giving something back to your city and helping disadvantaged families and young people.
Community Calling
As more and more of us go online for everyday things like shopping, paying utilities and applying for jobs, some of these services are becoming online-only. We want to ensure nobody is left behind, unable to access what has become a basic human right. Salford City Council and Salford CVS have teamed up with O2 and the mobile phone charity Hubbub to help, but we need your assistance!
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