Salford City Council and Salford CVS have teamed up with O2 and the mobile phone charity Hubbub to help people in need, but we’re asking for your help as well!

We are proud to have represented Salford for the nationwide Digital Leaders Week. Our teams have done a magnificent job of showcasing all Salford has achieved and highlighting our aims and ambitions going forward.

Salford Council are working with My Outsourced IT to collect and redistribute donated devices to local schools and low income families. We believe that everyone should have access to a computer and social status should not stop that.

To find out more about My Outsourced IT’s green credentials visit green computing. You can also find out more about who and what they stand for over on their  Our Journey page.

Salford’s Digital Providers Network scheme to provide 500 Lenovo tablets to digitally excluded low-income residents has now closed. We hit our limit of applications in less than a month, highlighting very clearly how much the people of Salford want to get online. Keep an eye on Salford City Council's social media and the Digital Everyone website for announcements regarding any new schemes we are able to offer.

A bi-weekly meeting for young people to have their say on the Digital Everyone scheme.

The Young Peoples Tech Committee (YPTC) is part of the Salford Youth Council (SYC), a youth voice group for anyone aged 11-21 who lives, studies or works in Salford.  Every other Wednesday they meet with representatives from Salford City Council to hear about new tech developments in the city, and offer valuable ideas, insight and feedback on Digital Everyone programmes.

BASIC are a charity who, with the support from Salford CVS are supplying a free digital clinic for those with long term neurological conditions in Salford. They are providing connectivity support, funding for software subscriptions plus help for those completing cognitive training.