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The Salford Employment Hub provides careers, skills and recruitment support to Salford residents and employers, through a range of access points, such as face-to-face delivery, telephone contact and

Free or reduced fare travel passes are available to people of pension age and over, some disabled people and children aged under 16 years old. Below are the different types of passes, including who th

If you think you are autistic there is help out there. You don’t need to do it alone. On this page we hope we can help you find the support and activities that you need. There are websites, podcasts a

A direct payment is a popular way of using your personal budget. Personal budget payments are made to you directly allowing you to buy your own support rather than having your local authority do this

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 need support to help manage everyday tasks, Salford City Council has a range of information available on our Health and Social Care webpages. Salford’s Health Improvement Service offers a numb

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

Local Link Local Link provides door-to-door transport which allows passengers living in areas where the service is active to ring and book a journey within the local area. No age or disability restric

In order to remain stronger for longer and to continue to enjoy a good quality of life with meaning, purpose and a sense of belonging, we need to remember to: Exercise for 150 minutes a week, such as

Talk to us in person at one of our Gateway centres Our Gateway centres are ‘one stop shops’ for a wide range of council and community services and facilities. Located across Salford, they have free i