For more information please contact us at the Centre on 0161 789 2999
19.02.2016
Salford Star Global Trading has gone into administration with the loss of more than 100 jobs. SUCRC will be using our expertise and experience to help and support workers.
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Following the Successful press campaign in August in relation to illegal benefit sanctions, This new press release is related to disabled and sick / ill people..
26.08.2016
David (pictured) had his benefits repeatedly sanctioned by Jobcentre Plus officials. These became infected and he had to have a leg amputated. All these sanctions were eventually overturned, but it was too late.
20.10.2015
Salford Unemployed & Community Resource Centre has been expanding its lessons from its Eccles base and is now delivering ESOL courses in Little Hulton and Swinton
For more information please contact us at the Centre on 0161 789 2999
We work in collaboration with a range of organisations that share our aim to support our community. These include statutory and voluntary organisations.
This partnership approach is vital as it means we avoid duplicating existing work and our clients can access the fullest possible range of support as we all complement and collaborate with each other rather than compete.
We are democratically organised and accountable to our members through our management committee. As well as our dedicated staff team, SUCRC relies on volunteers from within our community. Our Volunteers Charter ensures they are treated fairly.
SUCRC has been a beacon of our community for many years…it’s a one stop shop for advice, welfare and a host of other services. Many of the council's services refer clients to SUCRC…In these times of austerity their work has never been more important
Councillor Merry, leader of Salford City Council
The centre runs drop-in sessions on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9am - 11.30am, where you can get initial advice.
Here's what we do at Salford Unemployed & Community Resource Centre
Thousands of dismissed and victimised workers have been represented in the workplace and at tribunals by the SUCRC staff, and thousands of pounds compensation has been won back for those clients.
The Centre recognises the complicated Welfare Benefits System, and has a designated worker and trained volunteers who provide a range of information, guidance and advice on all aspects of benefits.
Unfortunately, debt has become a common issue that is dealt with on a day to day basis by the staff and volunteers at the Centre. We have been able to assist thousands of people begin to get their life back in order.
Each of us is unique in the way we experience life, gather information, learn and respond to events. We recognize this at the Centre and we help adult learners to better understand their personality styles and learning styles.
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