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Being a parent is an amazing job but it’s not always an easy one. Supporting a child or young person with additional needs or a neurodevelopmental need may pose questions that a parent or carer had no

Educational Psychologists (EPs) work within the Local Authority in partnership with education settings (early years, schools, and alternative provision and further education colleges), families, and o

Under the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 all applicants aged 18 years or over who have had their application for British citizenship granted must attend a citizenship ceremony. The cerem

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

Need some support before you enter your chosen career? We have video links to advice and guidance, support for your emotional wellbeing, and personal development. Emotional wellbeing  Feeling worr

Below are some stories from some of our foster carers. Michelle's story Former office worker Michelle has swapped her daily commute for the school run and juggling meetings for children’s parties

The assessment process for foster carers is a two part process. You will find more information about this in the publication from the Department for Education at the bottom of the page. Stage 1  You

Early Support Key Worker Team The Early Support Key Workers are part of Salford Early Help Service. Early Support Key Workers are in place to support families with disabled children under five years o

What is an Educational Psychologist? Educational Psychologists (EPs) are adults who work with children and young people up to the age of 25 years old. We work with children or young people to help ide

Follow us on: The Youth Service supports City of Sanctuary What the youth service do The youth service is an informal education service, working with young people aged 10 to 25 years, to ensure