Experience

Salford Foundation

• United Kingdom
• Non-profit Organizations
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Safe in Salford Administrative Assistant

  • Jun 2022 - Present

  Safe in Salford is your one front door domestic abuse support in Salford. There are five elements to the partnership:Crisis Service (Independent Domestic Violence Advocates, or IDVAs) for VictimsAdvice and Support Service for VictimsSpecialist Support for GPs (known as IRIS)Children and Young People’s Support – HarbourBehavior Change Programmes for Perpetrators

• Indigo Project Administrator

  • Jan 2021 - Present

  The Indigo Project is a domestic abuse programme running in Salford. Service users are supported throughout an 8 week programme using a trauma informed approach to ensure a safe and nurturing environment. Additional 1-2-1 support is available.The project provides support for women who have experienced domestic abuse, who are no longer in the relationship, and consider themselves safe.

• Indigo Peer Mentor

  • Jan 2022 - Mar 2023

• NCS Project Administrator

  • Apr 2017 - Jan 2021

  National Citizen Service (NCS) offers 16 and 17 year olds in Salford and Trafford an opportunity to participate in a personal development programme. The participants will engage in a pre-programme of team building activities, followed by residential experiences that will provide the skills and knowledge necessary for their task of creating and delivering a social action project that will benefit the community. The main summer programme each year is now complemented by shorter versions in the autumn and spring, alongside ongoing volunteering and social action opportunities through the Graduate Programme.Salford Foundation is delivering the NCS programme in Salford and Trafford as part of a Greater Manchester consortium with our partners The Challenge Network and Bolton Lads and Girls Club. Show less

• Cascade Project Administrator

  • Sep 2012 - Mar 2017

  The project is designed to raise aspirations and employability skills for male and female lone parents over the age of 18 in Salford who, for a variety of reasons, are seeking work and training opportunities for the first time or are returning to employment after a break. Funded by Salford City Council, CASCADE delivers workshops underpinned by one-to-one support. The Project Co-ordinators are able to offer advice and guidance, life coaching, debt and finance support, benefit advice, CV writing and employability skills. Participants may typically have low confidence and a lack of formal qualifications or might be lone parents with child care needs.Many of the participants would not have the confidence to join a college course or a large class of students and CASCADE provides support in a less formal atmosphere, encouraging participants to engage with more confidence with tutors and other agencies. Show less

• Changing Direction's Project Co-Ordinator

  • Sep 2012 - Nov 2012

  Changing Direction Mentoring has been operating for over 5 years and has been recognised with an ’Highly Commended’ award from the Greater Manchester Criminal Justice Board for its work with offenders and those at risk of offending.The project provides one-to-one mentoring to assist individuals with housing issues, debt and finance management, employability skills, family and relationship breakdown, support for substance/alcohol misuse and health and wellbeing. The project recruits volunteer mentors who are trained to offer one-to-one support to assist the participants in finding solutions to their identified issues. Show less

• Achieve Project Administrator

  • Jun 2010 - Sep 2012

  Achieve is funded by the North West Probation Trusts and the European Social Fund to deliver a range of services to support ex-offenders into employment, training or volunteering.Project co-ordinators are working across Greater Manchester and Cheshire and within Cheshire Prisons with ex-offenders or those completing custodial sentences. The project provides help and guidance to access work, training and volunteering opportunities as part of their rehabilitation process.Service users are matched with a mentor who is able to offer support and guidance with housing issues, finance and debt, family and relationship issues, and to assist them with basic employability help, such as job applications forms, disclosure advise and mock interviews. In Cheshire prisons we support ex-offenders through the gate, supporting them with self-development, motivation and enhancing their employability skills. Show less

• Changing Directions Administrator

  • Jul 2010 - Dec 2011

  Changing Direction Mentoring has been operating for over 5 years and has been recognised with an ’Highly Commended’ award from the Greater Manchester Criminal Justice Board for its work with offenders and those at risk of offending.The project provides one-to-one mentoring to assist individuals with housing issues, debt and finance management, employability skills, family and relationship breakdown, support for substance/alcohol misuse and health and wellbeing. The project recruits volunteer mentors who are trained to offer one-to-one support to assist the participants in finding solutions to their identified issues. Show less

• Skills for Jobs Administrator

  • Jul 2010 - Nov 2010

• Community Champion

  • Mar 2010 - Jun 2010



The Salford Foundation Trust

• United Kingdom
• Non-profit Organizations
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Charity Administrator

  • Jul 2014 - Sep 2019

  The Salford Foundation Trust is a grant giving charity that helps young people to develop their hobbies, interest, skills and talents. It does this by offering the opportunity to apply for funding of up to £500 per funding round to support young people’s development. The Salford Foundation Trust is a grant giving charity that helps young people to develop their hobbies, interest, skills and talents. It does this by offering the opportunity to apply for funding of up to £500 per funding round to support young people’s development.



Salford Childrens Holiday Camp

• Salford

• Administrator

  • Jun 2015 - Aug 2017