Hamilton Davies Trust focuses on Community, Education, Recreation, and Regeneration, supporting the residents of Irlam, Cadishead, and Rixton-with-Glazebrook by enhancing facilities and activities. This enables development, participation, and inclusion. 

St Peter's Church

The parish church of Swinton and Pendlebury, St Peter's offers a range of services to its local community including weekly services, evening prayer, hosting the food charity - The Bread and Butter Thing - every Thursday, Heritage Open Days and much more. Please use the above link for more details.

Salford Lads and Girls Club has been providing a wide range of activities for local young people and the community for over 100 years. Activities range from boxing sessions for adults and young people, annual camping trips, football, and drama club. Please use the above link for more details. 

Little Hulton Library

Little Hulton Library offers a range of activities and services including weekly Stay & Play sessions, a Shared Reading group, Computer and Internet Access, Free WiFi, Holiday Activities for Children and much more. Please use the above link for more details.

The Broughton Hub

Located on Rigby Street, off Bury New Road, the Broughton Hub offers a wide range of community services and facilities including but not limited to:

• Internet access and WiFi
• Council Services
• Library Services
• Family Hubs
• Citizen's Advice Salford
• Youth Centre

Salford's 'Digital Everyone' is a council led cross-sector collaboration working 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.

The Bread and Butter Thing is a mobile food club that gives access to nutritious and affordable food taken into the heart of communities starved of money, food and resources. This low cost weekly shop provides essential produce for family eating – fresh fruit and veg, fridge favourites and cupboard staples.

Please show your documents to the team at BetterOff Salford who will confirm your eligibility. 

BetterOff Salford is for people who live in the Salford area and who may be eligible to claim benefits and/or need some support to get a job. Do you need support with the following:

• are being forced to leave your home
• are awaiting trial for a criminal conviction
• have complex learning difficulties
• have any difficulties with reading and writing
• are a young person in care or are about to leave care

Gateway centres

Salford Gateways are a ‘one stop shop’ for a wide range of community services and facilities including:

• Adult and children's library service
• Council services
• Health services
• Information and advice
• Data Connectivity through SIM Cards
• GP surgeries
• Hate crime reporting centre

Corinth starts the new academic year (Sept 24) with a range of exciting free courses to eligible Greater Manchester residents. The courses will be delivered from various venues across Salford. Please see link for further details of courses and eligibility.

Connect Talent provides access to ICT and mental health services for women, those with dyslexia and Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) groups across Manchester.

Age Friendly Salford (AFS) adopts a holistic approach to supporting the needs of individuals over 50 across the city, promoting a healthy and active ageing community. AFS provides free training, workshops and programme of activities for older people in the community.

The Salford Employment Hub provides careers, skills and recruitment support to Salford residents and employers, through a range of access points, such as face-to-face delivery, telephone contact and online digital channels available.

Offering important information and guidance to help you stay safe online. Visit the link for tips and advice on protecting yourself and your children while browsing the internet.

Offering digital skills support to Salford residents, from learning how to use a smartphone, tablet, or laptop to specialised assistance with tasks like online shopping, setting up an email address, or staying connected with friends and family.

Salford Community Leisure, run by and for the people of Salford, is committed to enhancing the physical and cultural well-being of the community through sports, library services, and cultural opportunities across 60+ venues throughout the city.

Women with Wings, based in the Little Hulton shopping centre, is an organisation that focuses on empowerment by supporting women in gaining access to training, employment, and self-employment opportunities. They provide a space where individuals can learn new skills, gain qualifications, and start their own businesses

Virgin Media and O2 are two of the UK’s most iconic brands, combining 45.8 million broadband, mobile, phone, and home subscribers, and employing 16,000 staff.

Virgin Media O2 is a customer-first organization that brings a range of connectivity services together in one place, with a clear mission: to upgrade the UK. Virgin Media O2's essential broadband packages help low-income households get online for a low monthly price.

Through its new environment, social, and governance (ESG) strategy, Virgin Media O2 focuses on making its business better for people and the planet. The company has taken on the responsibility to ensure that everyone—regardless of their circumstances—can access the digital tools they need to stay connected to the people they love and the services they rely on.

As part of the Big Device Giveaway, Virgin Media O2, in partnership with Hubbub, have committed to donating 150 smartphones to support eligible Salford residents struggling with connectivity.

IN4 Group, a leader in skills and innovation services, will train over 1,000 individuals from underrepresented backgrounds for tech careers, thanks to £3.5 million in government contracts through its Skills City initiative. Based at the HOST innovation hub in Salford, Skills City now operates across the UK, winning contracts in the North West, North East, and Midlands. It offers accelerated apprenticeships through Skills Bootcamps, providing training in areas like cyber security and software engineering over 12-16 weeks.

Hubbub is an award-winning environmental charity that’s all about inspiring action that’s good for the environment and for everyone. We bring businesses, organisations, local authorities and community groups together to create campaigns that make it easier and more possible for all of us to make choices that are good for the environment.

Hubbub has teamed up with Virgin Media O2 and The National Databank to data-wipe, clean and rehome unused smartphones along with 12 months’ free data, minutes and texts, to get more people digitally connected and tackle e-waste. So far 20,000 smartphones have been shared, providing vital support (Hubbub, 2024). 

As part of the Big Device Giveaway, Virgin Media O2, in partnership with Hubbub, have committed to donating 150 smartphones to support eligible Salford residents struggling with connectivity.