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A Personal Education Plan, or PEP, is part of a cared for child’s care plan. All cared for children and young people of statutory education age should have a PEP. PEP meetings are held each term, usua

The 2011 census identified that there were 23,403 carers in Salford and 6,449 of those were providing care for more than 50 hours a week. This strategy builds on the commitments and successes of the p

"Schools don't understand what it is like to be a young carer, and what all the added responsibilities mean. Why don't they ask us? Sometimes talking can help them understand."Salford young carer aged

Being a parent or carer brings many joys and wonderful experiences as you watch your child try new things, develop their skills and become more independent. These moments can be particularly poignant

Route29 is for our most vulnerable young people who are on the edge of care, in care, or at risk of a foster placement breakdown. Instead of going into a children’s home, often in a different part of

Independent travel is an invaluable lifelong skill. It builds confidence and self-esteem, widens a young person’s social opportunities and opens up their social circle. This information takes pa

If you are a carer of someone who is not your partner, spouse or a child under 18 and you live in the same home as them, you may be able to get either a 25% or 50% discount on your council tax. To get

What to expect from Salford Educational Psychology Service. What is an Educational Psychologist? Educational Psychologists (EPs) are trained to understand how children and young people learn and behav

Young people with Special Educational Needs and/or Disability (SEND) and parents and/or carers of children and young people with SEND are being invited to join a group to develop and improve Salford’s

While GMP, the National Police Counter Terrorism Network and security services are working hard to bring offenders to justice and keep people safe there are steps that everyone can take to help us tac