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Respite fostering is where a child or young person will stay with you for a very short period, usually a weekend, but it could be up to a couple of weeks. You may have the same child or young person s

The autism and social communication team are a team of specialist teachers who work to provide specialist advice for children and young people in mainstream primary and secondary settings, who ha

Careers information If you’re a young person, aged 13-19, in Salford, you have the right to access independent and impartial information, advice and guidance, to support you to make well-informed and

There are national criteria (rules) that tell Adult Social Care who is entitled to have their care and support needs met. Under the Care Act, if you can answer yes to all three questions bel

See a glossary of terms used. Ordinarily Available Inclusive Provision Research into child development confirms what experienced professionals already know: that little children need to have lots

Starting Life Well aim to support all childcare providers in their duty to safeguard children. All organisations in England that work with or provide services for children and families have a dut

Follow us on: Fight for Change is about changing lives and making a difference for children in care. We are a group of young people who are in or have been in care. We meet every other Monday eve

Learning is a key part of our lives. It is how we develop as individuals, trying new things as well as developing the skills we already have. We all have our own learning preferences and styles. Some

The information and advice area on the ground floor is a market place for services who provide a wide range of information and advice to customers: Connexions provide careers informati

The council tax you pay goes towards the cost of providing a wide range of services to the people of Salford. Some of these services include, but are not limited to: Administration of a wide range of