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New online directory gives help for young people with behaviour issues It’s a challenging time for teenagers in Salford, and it’s important those working with them are aware of the range of opportunit

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

Find out which benefits, concessions and schemes you and your family could be entitled to. For a benefits check contact Salford Welfare Rights and Debt Advice Service or visit the Contact a Fami

Here is Salford City Council’s Sufficiency Strategy 2023 to 2026. This sets out our strategic intentions to achieve sufficient provision for children who are looked after and care leavers. Within the

Routines form an important part of all of our daily lives. Think about when you eat your lunch, do your food shop or visit a family member. We generally stick to similar routines each day and each wee

Each person will still be required to complete legal preliminaries by giving Notice of Marriage to enable the ceremony and registration to proceed. You will sign a Marriage Schedule and not a marriage

The coffin is probably the most symbolic item of the funeral proceeding and most families are not aware of the choices of coffins, which are currently available. It is only right that the family shoul

The following information has been provided to help people who were adopted as babies or young children and who wish to trace their birth parents. Under United Kingdom law, anyone who was adopted befo

Wills can be useful in establishing family relationships though, of course, not all people left a will. Until 1858, the proving of wills was almost entirely performed by church courts. Thus the consis

If you or your family and friends are deaf, have hearing loss or have difficulty speaking, and need support when dealing with Salford City Council, we offer a free video call service. Working in partn