ReBOOT (Moray Computer Recycling) – Forres

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ReBOOT was the first computer recycling project based in the North of Scotland. It was set up by Moray Voluntary Service Organisation (MVSO), in 1997 to reduce waste by finding a new use for obsolete but serviceable computing equipment and to recycle unusable components in an environmentally sound way. ReBOOT has now become an Independent Non profit making Company limited by guarantee with Charitable status. ReBOOT has identified a way of alleviating the growing problem of computer disposal and of simultaneously meeting other local needs. Many systems can be put to new uses at relatively little cost, and many of the materials of which computers are made can be re-used if they can be salvaged. Many local individuals and organisations have particular needs which can be met if they have access to serviceable computers even if these are unable to match the performance of the latest computer systems. Making computers available for re-use can provide opportunities for work experience and training for local unemployed people. Organisations receiving computers can enhance their capacity, operational capability and the skills of their workers/volunteers. ReBOOT has expanded by establishing a collection service for mobile phones for recycling, and a similar scheme for printer ink cartridges.

Address

  1. 9 Greshop Road
  2. Greshop Industrial Estate
  3. Forres
  4. IV36 2GU

Contact Details

  • Tel: 01309 671681
  • Fax: 01309 671681
  • Website: www.reboot-forres.co.uk

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