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Other support for people who misuse alcohol or drugs, their families and professionals. Under 21s Achieve Salford Recovery Services - under 21s Achieve Young People’s Team offer expert advice an
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Do I need an animal boarding licence? If you provide or arrange for the provision of accommodation for other people’s dogs or cats in the course of a business as defined in The Animal Welfare (Licensi
Creating a fairer Salford by: Enabling all residents to benefit from good access to a diverse range of green spaces and features Reducing the shortage of greenspace affecting some parts of the city
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In this section: Social emotional and mental health Cognition and learning Communication and interaction Sensory and/or physical Social emotional and mental health Name Description Cost
Below are a few common questions about fostering. What is fostering? Fostering involves looking after children and young people in your home and providing an experience of family life. Research sh
See a glossary of terms used. Ordinarily Available Inclusive Provision Cognitive development in young children involves the progressive building of attention - thinking, working things out, rememb