The Campus brought together the combined efforts of the University staff, students and faculties in the recruitment of Social Coaches with the research, innovation and beacon project development to work beyond the University campus boundaries and as a result, integrate with the public, private and third sector agencies that make up Media City such as BBC, ITV, Salford City Council, Peel Holdings, the Lowry, Salford Foundation, Salford Lads and Girls Club, Salford City College and UTC@MediaCityUK. The ICZ Media City Community Campus provided social, cultural and economic value for money impact with multi agency working, taking young people from physical activity and lifestyle development with aspirations and life-skills that will be enhanced and sustained within the apprenticeships, internships, employability and business start-ups that can be realised within the Media City boundaries. This had a wider impact and benefit to the on-going Greater Manchester Northern Powerhouse skills and infrastructure development. The Youth Charter worked with a number of local partner organisations to develop a MediaCityUK Community Campus, these included: Salford City Council; University of Salford; Salford City College; UTC@MediaCityUK; The Landing @ MediaCityUK; The Lowry; Salford Lads & Girls Club; Salford Watersports Centre; Salford Foundation; BBC @ MediCityUK.