The Quays, Ordsall, Pendleton and Charlestown
Below are the organisations that are willing to offer support in this area:
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START Inspiring Minds
START is a Salford based mental health charity that uses creativity, connection and recovery interventions to help improve people's lives.
What they need to be able to help
The Growth Company
The Growth Company are an award-winning, accredited, social enterprise with a mission to enable growth, create jobs and improve lives.
In collaboration with our customers and stakeholders we deliver significant social and economic change.
What they need to be able to help
Loaves & Fishes
Salford Loaves and Fishes is a registered charity, a company limited by guarantee, bringing together a wealth of experience and expertise in working with the homeless and vulnerable.
Via their skills centre they offer drop in for support with educational courses, digital skills support and online ESOL support.
What they need to be able to help
Salford Foundation
Salford Foundation are a charity providing opportunities for young people and adults to create better futures.
By creating the right mix of opportunities, relationships and resources with people, believing everyone can reach their full potential.
Their Pathways Programme supports vulnerable women aged 18+ in Salford who are experiencing unemployment, poverty, social isolation, homelessness, digital exclusion and poor mental health.
What they need to be able to help
The Shed
The Shed is also a part of Salford Foundation. They offer information, advice, guidance and mentoring support to men living in Salford, Manchester & Trafford.
The project aims to help men to move forward in their lives and reach their potential using professional help, volunteer and peer support.
What they need to be able to help
Connect Talent
Connect Talent aims to promote learning and social inclusion for the Black Minority Ethnic students of particularly Black African and Caribbean descent in higher education here in the North West of England.
They help individuals gain the necessary skills and confidence to progress within the working environment and where necessary help them to get work placements or mentoring that will aid their advancement in the world of work.
What they need to be able to help
Warm Hut
Warm Hut are a charity organisation set up in 2009 who's mission is for African people to gain a better insight into their experiences of living abroad, have a positive attitude towards life in the UK, maximise their well-being, feel empowered and enabled to contribute to the host country.
What they need to be able to help
Langworthy Cornerstone
Langworthy Cornerstone is a large, modern, purpose built community centre, hosting and providing a wide range of services and activities for the local community and have a variety of hourly rental rooms available for hire. Managed by a local charity called Langworthy Cornerstone Association and their main purpose is to improve the health and wellbeing of the people of Salford.
What they need to be able to help
The Tatton at Ordsall Hall
A community café and charity organisation supporting local residents with access to IT, connectivity and support
What they need to be able to help
Energise
A community centre in the heart of Salford, from which statutory, community and voluntary organisations deliver health and wellbeing services, Energise hosts groups, courses and services that take place at the centre and aim to improve and maintain your health and happiness.
What they need to be able to help
Be a Lavender
To empower Black and Minority Ethnic communities, particularly women, by providing assistance with welfare, benefits, housing, and education, Be a Lavender aims to bridge gaps in access to services and support, and advocate for the needs and rights of our community.
What they need to be able to help
Soverign House
Soverign House are a registered charity focused on positively impacting the lives of children. The children are encouraged to work through a structured Computer Learning Programme at their own pace, and with support from our adult teachers and volunteers, and mutual encouragement from their peers. The computer programming sessions offers children the opportunity to build a positive skill set, gain confidence in their abilities and increase their feelings of self-worth.
What they need to be able to help
Salford Disability Forum
Salford Disability Forum are a major force in the lives of hundreds of disabled people across the city. Their members are from all communities including people with learning difficulties, sensory or physical conditions and people who are disabled due to long term conditions.
What they need to be able to help
Organisation who are supporting residents across all areas in Salford
Below are the organisations that are willing to offer support across Salford:
Tech & Tea (Inspiring Communities Together)
Inspiring Communities Together aim to improve the capacity and skills of local people so they feel more confident to try new things.
Tech and Tea is a free course helping people over 50 to use technology with confidence, learn how to stay safe online, find information and to connect with family or friends.
What they need to be able to help
Corinth
Corinth are a community enterprise, a not for profit community training company based in Salford. Their community training courses are free to Salford residents aged 19 and over, irrespective of if they are working or in receipt of benefits.
What they need to be able to help
Salford Deaf Community
The Salford Deaf gathering is an inclusive network for Deaf people. The network is run by volunteers and works with partners towards ensuring the social inclusion of deaf people in all aspects of community life.
What they need to be able to help
U3A
The u3a is a unique and exciting charitable organisation which provides life-enhancing and life-changing opportunities. Retired and semi-retired people come together and learn together, not for qualifications but for its own reward: the sheer joy of discovery!
What they need to be able to help
African Families Support Group
A non-profit organisation providing empowerment and support to African families in need. African Families Group provide digital support and help to complete forms online and look for work for African families in Greater Manchester.
What they need to be able to help
Dad Matters
Dad Matters aims to help dads have successful relationships with their families, and to support dads with anxiety, stress and mental health issues.
What they need to be able to help
Dootsi
Dootsi is an open group to all residents in Salford. The purposes of the organisation is to promote integration and community cohesion within the UK for all its group members, particularly those within the UK immigration system or have been through the UK immigration system.
What they need to be able to help
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- Worsley and Westwood Park, Boothstown and Ellenbrook