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From September 2024 the Virtual School will be providing advice and training for schools, relevant LA teams, and kinship carers for children who have a formal Kinship care order, such as an SGO, but w

If you need more support than your friends and family can give you, or you want information and advice about care and support, Adult Social Care may be able to help. These pages tell you how Adult Soc

As well as traditional residential care and homecare, there are a growing range of flexible support services to choose from.

Extra care housing schemes are self-contained homes within a communal building. They enable people with extra care and support needs to continue to live independently with flexible support or care goi

The Care Act 2014 changed the way that care and support is provided. Some of the main changes are shown below. If you can't hear the video or don't have sound on your device you can turn on the captio

An assessment is when Adult Social Care find out about your care and support needs and how meeting these can help you achieve what is most important to you. It’s set out in the Care Act 2014 and you c

In many cases we need to see if children and young people can be returned to live with their families, who may need help to overcome short term problems. This may involve providing care from a few wee

The Salford short break care statement is available in full as a downloadable document below. Short breaks give families a rest from caring and give children and young people the chance to meet other

Primary Care Networks (PCNs) are groups of GP practices working together with community, mental health, social care, pharmacy, hospital and voluntary services in their local area. PCNs build on exist

Follow us on: Advocacy FocusThis team can help you get an advocate (someone to support you with your say) or help you get an independent visitor (someone to talk to and go on trips with). Salford