Community benefits guidanceCoci Tundri
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Community benefits guidance

Straightforward help with benefits, close to home

Coci Tundri presents the benefits guidance work of a community charity in Eccles, offering plain-spoken support with claims, forms, decisions and the steps back towards work or training.

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Support types

Concept catalogue: fictional products, services and example prices. Not a sales offer; no checkout or online purchase.

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One-to-one advice appointments

£35

A conversation at a desk with an adviser who listens first, then helps you make sense of the benefits system. Bring any letters you have; the aim is to clarify your situation and discuss sensible next steps together.

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Help completing claim forms

£70

Benefit forms can be long and confusing. This support is about working through the questions with you, explaining what is being asked and helping you set out your circumstances clearly and accurately in your own words.

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Support challenging decisions

£95

If you disagree with a benefit decision, an adviser can talk through the paperwork with you, explain the general options for asking for a decision to be looked at again, and help you organise your documents.

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Illustration of a volunteer helping a visitor at public-access computers in a learning room

Job search and digital skills

£150

Public-access computers and a volunteer to guide you can make online applications, email and job searching less daunting. This support suits people returning to work, exploring training or building confidence with digital tools.

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FAQ

01Who runs the centre?

The centre is run by Salford Unemployed & Community Resource Centre Ltd., Company No. 04015816 and Charity No. 1088044, based at 84-86 Liverpool Road, Eccles, Manchester, M30 0WZ, United Kingdom.

02How do I get in touch?

You can email [email protected] or phone +44 161 789 2999. The contact buttons on this site simply open your own email or phone application; nothing is sent from the website.

03Does this website process claims or take bookings?

No. This is an information brochure only. It has no accounts, payments, checkout or booking form, so any conversation about support starts by contacting the centre directly by phone or email.

04Are the pictures real photographs of the centre?

No. The images are AI-generated illustrations served from this site and are not photographs of the charity, its premises, its staff or the people it supports.

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Step two: bring your paperwork

Coci Tundri introduces the Salford Unemployed & Community Resource Centre, a registered charity based on Liverpool Road in Eccles, Manchester. This site explains, in plain English, the kinds of benefits guidance a community centre can offer, and how to reach the team by phone or email before visiting.

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After listening, an adviser can explain the options in everyday language and suggest practical actions, whether that is completing a form, asking for a decision to be reconsidered or exploring work and training.

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One-to-one advice appointments

A conversation at a desk with an adviser who listens first, then helps you make sense of the benefits system. Bring any letters you have; the aim is to clarify your situation and discuss sensible next steps together.

£35

Concept catalogue: fictional products, services and example prices. Not a sales offer; no checkout or online purchase.

Get in touch
Illustration of hands completing a blank paper form beside a mug of tea

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Help completing claim forms

Benefit forms can be long and confusing. This support is about working through the questions with you, explaining what is being asked and helping you set out your circumstances clearly and accurately in your own words.

£70

Concept catalogue: fictional products, services and example prices. Not a sales offer; no checkout or online purchase.

Get in touch
Illustration of an adviser and client reviewing blank documents in a ring binder

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Support challenging decisions

If you disagree with a benefit decision, an adviser can talk through the paperwork with you, explain the general options for asking for a decision to be looked at again, and help you organise your documents.

£95

Concept catalogue: fictional products, services and example prices. Not a sales offer; no checkout or online purchase.

Get in touch
Illustration of a volunteer helping a visitor at public-access computers in a learning room

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Job search and digital skills

Public-access computers and a volunteer to guide you can make online applications, email and job searching less daunting. This support suits people returning to work, exploring training or building confidence with digital tools.

£150

Concept catalogue: fictional products, services and example prices. Not a sales offer; no checkout or online purchase.

Get in touch