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Some people with a direct relationship with a child in care are able to be approved as 'family and friends' foster carers. The child's social worker will be the first person you should talk to about

Managing risk alongside a graduated approach to skill development. In this section: Introduction Distressed behaviour Managing self harm Suicidal thoughts Example of support plan Inappropriate or Ha

If you are worried about moving around and using your home safely, or using the equipment in your home, contact Disabled Living for advice. Disabled Living occupational therapists can assess you

What is dementia? Some of this information is from the NHS website. Dementia is a general term for brain diseases that cause memory, thinking, and reasoning to worsen over time, making it difficult

If you have trouble with your hearing, sight or both senses, you should visit your GP. Hearing difficulties See the Action on Hearing Loss website for more information. If you have a problem, your GP

If you need to stay overnight or longer in hospital. Planned stays Pets There are lots of pet sitting services if friends and family are not able to help. Ask you vet. The Cinnamon Trust is a charity

Being sociable is good for your physical and mental wellbeing and can help you to stay independent for longer. Keeping active Salford Community Leisure offers a range of sport and leisure a

The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Statutory Framework (September 2012) requires that parents and carers must be supplied with a short written summary of their child's development in the three pr

Funded childcare place - how to request a change of childcare provider How to contact us to complain about a funded childcare provider Find out about universal funding for all three and four year old

Concerned about your business rates bill? We know it’s a difficult time for businesses so want to do all we can to support you. We have updated our web pages to help you easily navigate available sup