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Virtual Sessions - Recycle for Greater Manchester

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Book a virtual session and find out how what happens to the recycling from over a million homes in Greater Manchester.

See how your plastic bottles are sorted using lasers, find out how glass bottles and jars are given a clean using cyclones and watch how we turn your aluminium drinks cans and foil into biscuits (not suitable for eating).

Our virtual classroom sessions delivered by our Education Officer include:

A virtual tour of the Materials Recovery Facility where mixed recycling is sorted

Right Stuff, Right Bin interactive activity

A chance to ask your recycling questions and get expert answers

Our virtual sessions are suitable for:

Primary school classes (Our standard session suitable for Year 3 and above but we can arrange a bespoke session for Year 1 and 2)

Home education groups

Guide and Scout groups (7 years old and above)

Secondary and Higher Education students studying environmental and STEM subjects

Further Education students studying environmental and STEM courses

Adult community groups

Businesses and organisations

We are enjoying out virtual recycling trip with @recycle4gm this afternoon ♻️ @Y6Bps @BirchfieldsPS pic.twitter.com/Mics7rAJtu

- Birchfields Year 6 (@Y6Bps) October 19, 2020

How to book

Our virtual sessions are held on Microsoft teams. We can also deliver sessions on other platforms on request.

The sessions are available to Greater Manchester schools and community groups (excluding Wigan).

To book, please send an email to education@recycleforgreatermanchester.com.

Please include:

Contact name

Name of school/community group

Location of school/community group

Contact telephone number

Age group

Preferred dates/time

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Book a virtual session and find out how what happens to the recycling from over a million homes in Greater Manchester. See how your plastic bottles are sorted using lasers, find out how glass bottles and jars are given a clean using cyclones and watch how we turn your aluminium drinks cans and foil into...

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As part of UK Disability History Month, DIY Theatre have created educational resources for schools and colleges exploring issues relating to UK Disability History Month (18th Nov - 18th Dec 2020) and International Day of People with Disabilities (3rd Dec 2020).

Following Patient 36 is DIY’s performance piece exploring Learning Disability History and the resilience of people with learning disabilities in Salford and Greater Manchester. It has been created by adults with learning disabilities based on interviews, research and personal experiences.

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On this Resource page DIY has brought together our Following Patient 36 Digital Story and supporting Resource Pack (all FREE).

We are hoping that schools, colleges and other organisations will use them to explore issues relating to UK Disability History Month (18 th November - 18 th December) and the International Day of People with Disabilities (3 rd December 2020).

Following Patient 36

Following Patient 36 is DIY's performance piece exploring Learning Disability History and the resilience of people with learning disabilities in Salford and Greater Manchester. It has been created by adults with learning disabilities based on interviews, research and personal experiences. Click here to go to the Following Patient 36 Show Page.

Following Patient 36 - the digital story

Click the image below to access this digital story.

Following Patient 36 - Resource Pack

Click the picture above to access the PDF

What people say about the Following Patient 36 Resources:

the focus of the performance, a history of the marginalisation of people with learning disabilities, can be very easily, and in fact seamlessly, linked to the study of the concepts of labelling, prejudice and discrimination. There are also several points in the performance that relate to the law, and to how the law has changed - a possibility to consider and compare The Mental Deficiency Act (1913) and The Equality Act (2010)"
Teacher - Manchester Hospital School

UK Disability History Month

United Kingdom Disability History Month (UKDHM) 2020 will take place from 18 th November (with an online launch) until Friday 18 th December 2020.

UKDHM is an annual event creating a platform to focus on the history of disabled peoples' struggle for equality and human rights. This year's theme is Access: How far have we come? How far have we to go?

Follow the link to find out more about UK Disability History Month https://ukdhm.org

International Day of People with Disabilities

International Day of People with Disabilities is held on 3 rd December each year. It is a United Nations observed day celebrated internationally. It focuses on issues that affect disabled people worldwide. This year's theme is "Not all Disabilities are Visible".

Follow the link to find out more about UK Disability History Month https://idpwd.org/about/

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The new online information hub for young people in Salford. #FindMyFuture brings together all the different support available from Salford organisations into a one stop shop to help guide young people aged 14 - 24. From information about training and employment to wellbeing, finance, and travel, there’s a wide range of useful resources to help them take their next steps. Whether they’re school/college leavers, ages 16-18 NEET (not in education or employment) to ages 18-24 unemployed/NEET, there is something for everyone.

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Have you just left school? Or finished college?

Are you unemployed, feeling lost or out of your depth?

We all know that Covid-19 has completely changed the way we live our lives, but has it completely changed the opportunities that are currently being offered in Salford?

The answer to that question, is no - it's still business as normal, although things might look a bit different this year.

There's nothing to worry about; there are still plenty of opportunities out there, colleges are still taking applications, companies are still taking on apprentices, and if you want a bit of extra preparation before an apprenticeship, there are still traineeships out there. There are so many different options for learning.

Maybe you're feeling bored? It can be hard to feel motivated right now. It's difficult to know what to do after leaving school or college. So, if you're looking for help with your next steps, there are lots of places in Salford to help you with professional advice and guidance.

You may be worried about the future and feeling low or anxious. The pandemic has affected everyone in different ways. So if you're struggling and not feeling your normal self, you're not alone. It's so important to take care of yourself at this strange time and there's lots of help and support out there.

Doing something positive and getting involved in something new can really help you to feel better.

We may be young, wild and free, but we all need a helping hand to find our feet. If you're not sure of your next steps or who to contact, there's tons of info from organisations across the city all in one place.

Just visit Salford City Council's website and search for FindmyFuture - it's a one stop shop for everything a young person might need - whether that's employment or training opportunities or support with wellbeing, finance, and travel.

The world's your oyster - Find your future now, connect with us and get the most out of life!

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Read a transcript of the video Have you just left school? Or finished college? Are you unemployed, feeling lost or out of your depth? We all know that Covid-19 has completely changed the way we live our lives, but has it completely changed the opportunities that are currently being offered in Salford?

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Manchester International Festival has teamed up with Paradise Works, an artist-led studio community on the banks of the Irwell, for a very special Festival in My Neighbourhood – reimagined in the light of COVID-19. Your videos will be edited into  into a truly collaborative film, premiering towards the end of the year, that paints a unique portrait of East Salford and the people who live within it.

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What's a community without contact? What's a neighbourhood without neighbours? Who are we without each other? We're creating a collective portrait of East Salford in the right-here, right-now of the coronavirus pandemic - and we need your help to make it.

Manchester International Festival has teamed up with Paradise Works, an artist-led studio community on the banks of the Irwell, for a very special Festival in My Neighbourhood - reimagined in the light of COVID-19.

We'll edit your videos into a truly collaborative film, premiering towards the end of the year, that paints a unique portrait of East Salford and the people who live within it - separated by lockdown but reunited by film into one community.

How you can help

You don't need a professional camera to make your video: just use a mobile phone or the webcam on your computer. You could send us a video you've previously made and/or posted on social media - and you can also submit photos, images or even pieces of writing for inclusion.

You can talk about whatever you want on camera - the main thing is that we want to hear about who you are and how you've been living during lockdown. No subject is off limits - but to get you started with some ideas, you could tell us about...

Your day-to-day life

What's happening on your street

A journey you're making on a particular day (you could even take us on it with you!)

What brings you joy

How you're trying to stay positive

Whether you've started doing anything new or different during lockdown (for example, a new hobby)

How you're keeping in touch with people you can't see in person (you could even film one of your conversations)

We'd love to see your face, but you can also talk from behind the camera if you prefer - or, alternatively, you can send in a video that doesn't feature any speech at all. The only rule is that there are no rules, just submit before Monday 31 August.

If you'd like a little extra guidance or inspiration on how to create a video, join us at 6pm on Tuesday 11 August and Thursday 20 August when we'll be hosting informal digital get-togethers on Zoom to talk more about the project. We'd love to see you there, but please note that these sessions are totally optional - you can submit a film even if you haven't attended a Zoom session. Click here to book your place.

We're welcoming submissions from all residents of East Salford however if you would like to submit and you are under 18 you will require the completion of a permission form. If you are under 18, please email creativeengagement@mif.co.uk to participate.

Click here to view our data and privacy policy.

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Download a resource to explore your park.

This interactive pdf is a portal to the year 2220. It is a chance for you to shape, shift and share your hopes for the future. You will be using different parts of the park to gather information, to plan actions and create messages.

What do people in the year 2220 need to know about you?
What do they need to know about here?
What do they need to know about today?

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Take a Virtual Tour

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An OnSide Talent Academy Masterclass: How to connect positively with young people online - OnSide Youth Zones

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Let's Talk Black poetry session

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Online work club find your next steps

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Music Production, Song Writing, Radio and Digital Media for 18-24year olds

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Salford CVS & Volunteer Centre
Registered address
The Old Town Hall
5 Irwell Place
Salford, M30 0FN

Tel: 0161 787 7795
Email: office@salfordcvs.co.uk

About

Salford CVS is the city-wide infrastructure organisation for the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector; providing specialist information, advice, development support and opportunities for influence and collaboration.

Latest Blogs

Following the government announcement, a host of people are excited for the 4t

What the past three months have shown me is that small charities are awesome!

If you said to me at the beginning of the year you would be living through a pandemic, working fr

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Making the Most of You: Health and wellbeing afternoon for women changemakers

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Run in partnership with Galdem magazine and Consented Youth - this workshop involve taking a historical look at Britain’s own Civil Rights history, which is oft-ignored and erased in public discussions.

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race in britain [cyber] summer school: anti-racist resistance then & now

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Race in Britain [Cyber] Summer School: Anti-Racist Resistance Then & Now

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Eventbrite - Consented Youth presents Race in Britain [Cyber] Summer School: Anti-Racist Resistance Then & Now - Monday, 6 July 2020 - Find event and ticket information.

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Greater Manchester, who have come together
to respond to the Covid-19 crisis with range of activities from range venues across Greater Manchester

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A range of practical tutorials from Start from animation to studio lighting

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Find out what happening in your area - there are lots of virtual activities and groups you can join

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A range of free courses from the open university

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National Theatre have weekly play released on Thursday.

They also have loads of great how to videos so you can see behind the scenes how props are made and put together.

There is also a few celebrity quizzes to keep people entertained

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At the National Theatre in London, we make world-class theatre that is entertaining, challenging and inspiring. And we make it for everyone. National Theatre Live is National Theatre's ground-breaking project to broadcast the best of British theatre to cinemas in the UK and internationally. Unmissable theatre, any time anywhere.

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contact us

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Salford CVS & Volunteer Centre
Registered address
The Old Town Hall
5 Irwell Place
Salford, M30 0FN

Tel: 0161 787 7795
Email: office@salfordcvs.co.uk

About

Salford CVS is the city-wide infrastructure organisation for the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector; providing specialist information, advice, development support and opportunities for influence and collaboration.

Latest Blogs

In my role as the Youth Justice Community Connector, I have seen the impact that Covid-19 first

Growing in your garden, window sill or home has grown in popularity over the past seven weeks.

Exciting new Irlam Endowed Primary School has finished there new outdoor all weather pitch!

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We have created weekly timetables of activities that support the wellbeing of adults and young people in Salford. The timetables include activities from local charities, community groups and social enterprises that have been supported by the Third Sector Fund (administered by Salford CVS and funded by NHS Salford CCG).

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Different creative activities that people aged 24 and under can get involved during lockdown

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Kids of Colour During Lock Down: How to Get Involved

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The People’s History Museum have just launched a new digital project called Vital Voters for young people under 18.

Watch new vlogs about democracy created by young people and submit your own campaign video. Click here to find out more.

Look out for news and updates on the museum’s website and social media channels for new projects and resources via

Facebook , Twitter and Instagram.

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People's History Museum (PHM) in Manchester UK, the national museum of democracy, telling the story of its development in Britain: past, present, and future.

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Useful podcasts by artist Abigail Ward about Rebel women - The working class movement is a great resources local history of women suffrage and other histories of Salford

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This is a podcast about rebel women of the trade union movement. It's inspired by the recent discovery of a set of minutes books that tell the story of Manchester & Salford Women's Trades Union Council, 1895 to 1919.

It will introduce you to some trailblazing, risk-taking women who fought hard to improve pay and conditions for poor female workers in the early 1900s and contrast their work with that of young female activists today.

Produced and presented by Abigail Ward.

Featuring: Bernadette Hyland (Mary Quaile Club), Sarah Woolley (BFAWU), Claire Trevor (Unite), Alison Surtees (Bectu), Mary Sayer (Unite) and Michael Herbert (Mary Quaile Club).

Image: Mary Quaile, 1925.

Music: Jennifer Reid, Wildbirds & Peacedrums, Electrelane.

Amy Bulley was voiced by Alex King.
Eva Gore Booth was voiced by Kate Breitholtz.

Special thanks to: Working Class Movement Library, Manchester Histories and GMCA.

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Unity Is Strength: Manchester & Salford Women's Tuc And Other Stories

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National Literacy Trust has launched a free audio book club: Behind the Cover, for female students who are 16 and over.

Behind the Cover will be celebrating books written by bestselling writers who put women at the heart of their stories.

Every month throughout the summer term and summer holidays, students will receive a free audiobook, access to exclusive author content and engaging book club activities.

Students will then be able to join discussions about the book on Instagram @ZoneIn_Skills, using the hashtag #BehindtheCoverClub and submit a book review and a selection will be published every month.

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Throughout the summer, we will be celebrating books written by bestselling writers who put women at the heart of their stories.

Behind the Cover will feature a new audiobook every month alongside activities and exclusive content to help start a conversation about the book.

You can join discussions about the book on Instagram @ZoneIn_Skills using the hashtag #BehindtheCoverClub, and send us your book reviews. We will publish a selection every month.

We are finding ways to fill our time during lockdown and we hope that you find some comfort in these stories. Research shows that listening to audiobooks can support your wellbeing.

Behind the Cover is for all women and non-binary readers aged 16 and over.

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Vlogs, videos and reports to help talk about racism. The site also have campagins to get invovled in and local action people can take

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Previous radio and videos interviews and talks conducted recently on a range of topics.

Examples include change how talk, utopia at round house Camden, 5 ways to disrupt racism, Russia today, BBC

Racial Justice Network Decolonising Education Kenya 2020

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The UK's number 1 digital library app is now available for all Salford Library members. This means avid book fans can read or even listen to their favourite read, all for FREE!

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BorrowBox comes to Salford Libraries!

The UK's number 1 digital library app is now available for all Salford Library members. This means avid book fans can read or even listen to their favourite read, all for FREE!

This innovative app offers users the chance to digitally borrow eBooks and eAudiobooks for limited periods. You can read or listen to a huge selection of titles from the world's best authors.

It's like having your own personalised library in your pocket!
How it works:

1. Go to iTunes or the Google Play Store

2. Search forthe BorrowBox app

3. Download the app to your phone or tablet

4. Log in with your library and card number and PIN

5. Browse the thousands of titles, select your favourite and download

6. Borrow the book for a 3 week period

After that it's returned automatically unless you renew it - so no overdue charges.

You can borrow up to 5 eBooks and 4 eAudiobooks at a time, but you can digitally return items and borrow more whenever you like.

Perfect for Children

With it's easy to use functionality and use of the latest technology, it also appeals to children. They can choose their favourite David Walliams or Jacqueline Wilson book and get reading. So if you're looking to get them to read more, or just want nurture a love of reading, then why not download the app using their library card number and set them off on a literacy adventure...

Not a Library Member?

BorrowBox is a truly fantastic service, so if you're not a library member but want to access a huge range of FREE ebooks, then join today. Just head to any one of our 16 libraries across the city, join for FREE and access BorrowBox straightaway.

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BorrowBox comes to Salford Libraries!The UK's number 1 digital library app is now available for all Salford Library members. This means avid book fans can read or even listen to their favourite read, all for FREE!This innovative app offers users the chance to digitally borrow eBooks and eAudiobooks for limited periods.

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Every weekday morning The Horsfall are posting a creative challenge on their social media channels.

Follow their Instagram and Twitter for daily art challenges and share your work using the hashtag #horsfallcreateandconnect

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Young People can use any medium - film, photography, painting, digital, song, music, sculpture, drawing,  collage, comic, poetry to create an impression of someone real or imagined.
Young People can submit up to three pieces of work to
Fliss.Clarke@42ndstreet.org.uk
Closing date 12th July

If you would like help facilitating a art project or competition within your own school or organisation please get in touch rod.kippen@42ndstreet.org.uk

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We are launching our first Horsfall Art Competition for under 25yr olds. The theme is portraits, through recent events we've had limited contact with others and we want to celebrate coming back together with an exhibition of people.

Portraits can be presented in many ways so if you don't think you can draw there are many others ways to present a portrait.
A is a visual, written or audio representation of a person.

Feel free to make a standard portrait or have fun with it, you could make a portrait from objects that represent that person, present an aspect of someone's personality, you can reimagine the person as a superhero. Perhaps think what that person real or imagined means to you and represent this aspect.

You can use any medium - film, photography, painting, digital, song, music, sculpture, drawing, collage, comic, poetry to create an impression of someone real or imagined.
You can submit up to three pieces of work
Opening date 21st April 2020
Closing date 12th July

To submit work please email the work ( photography, film, poetry etc) or a good photograph of the work to Fliss.Clarke@42ndstreet.org.uk please include your name and age. We will be posting submission over the course of the competition on our social media accounts Twitter and Instagram

The photograph is enough at this stage to secure submission.

When your able send your work to 42nd Street, 87-91 Great Ancoats street, Manchester M4 5AG we will be accepting physical copies of the work from May and throughout the summer.

The Horsfall creative agents will choose six winners who will each receive gift voucher for Fred Aldous to the value of £100 each. There will also be a series of runners up prizes. You will also be featured in an online and public exhibition.

We will hold an online exhibition from September and we aim to follow with an exhibition at the iconic Horsfall Gallery late 2020.
A selection of the work will feature in a Horsfall publication and postcards produced for the Horsfall pop up shops- full credit will be given to the artist on each item.

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A FREE online programme about the Built Environment for young people who will be in years 10-13 in the next academic year.

The PLACED Digital Academy:

Offers a 10-week online programme, with weekly workshops including design projects, skills development activity, professional skill sessions and one-to-one support

Includes support from industry mentors including architects, planners, interior designers, developers and landscape architects, giving them a unique insight into careers and study routes

Is being delivered in partnership with the University of Liverpool School of Environmental Sciences, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, Regenda Group and Public Sector Plc, along with support from ten sector sponsors

Key information:

All sessions take place outside of school time and require NO school attendance or support

Sessions will be delivered July – September, with weekly evening workshops on Zoom, as well as additional tailored digital resources

Applications close 30th June. Applications are online here https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/XD2HZVV

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The PLACED Academy is a FREE to access, creative programme about the built environment for 14-18 year olds. This programme is designed to increase participants' self-esteem, break down barriers to professional careers through bringing participants and professionals together, exposing participants to a variety of conventional and non-conventional routes to your career goals and developing a broad range of skills.

Our first Academy programme was delivered between July 2019 and April 2020 as a series of face-to-face activities and workshops. In light of COVID-19, the Academy 2020-21 will be transitioned online to a 10-week programme, ensuring creativity, collaboration and confidence-building is at the heart of our activities.
If you are looking for a creative programme that supports you in helping to shape the places we live, work and spend time, then the PLACED Academy is for you!
Grace, Academy Participant

This is a programme from PLACED, a social enterprise delivering creative education and engagement programmes about the built environment across the North West.

The 2020-21 programme would not be possible without the support and generosity of our partners and sponsors listed below. Click on their logos to find out more information about them.

2020-21 Partners

2020-21 Sponsors

Liam, Academy Participant

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A range of activities, performances, and content to keep being inspired through lockdown

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If you need some support in with getting digital you can get support from Salford CVS

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Salford CVS & Volunteer Centre
Registered address
The Old Town Hall
5 Irwell Place
Salford, M30 0FN

Tel: 0161 787 7795
Email: office@salfordcvs.co.uk

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Salford CVS is the city-wide infrastructure organisation for the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector; providing specialist information, advice, development support and opportunities for influence and collaboration.

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With many volunteers unable to be involved with their regular volunteering activities during this

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The Tech for Good Live Volunteer programme is a partnership between Salford CVS, 10GM members, other VCSE infrastructure organisations within Greater Manchester and Tech for Good Live. Tech for Good Live is a community of people with a mix of digital skills and an interest in using technology to make the world a better place.