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Most children grow up without having any major difficulties at school. Some children find it a little harder and need extra help. This could mean that they have special educational needs (SEN). A chil

Important information for parents and carers, changes as of 19 August 2024 to the issue of Penalty Notices for Non-School attendance. The Education (Penalty Notices) (England) (Amendment) Regulations

Around two weeks after your baby has been born, your health visitor will arrange to visit you all at home to find out how you are feeling and to discuss the health and wellbeing of your new baby and y

Salford’s Early Help Service and 0-19 Service (Health Visiting and School Nursing) are working in partnership to offer you and your family access to a major programme to promote awareness and prevent

Elective Home Education (EHE) Most children receive their full-time education at school, but a small number of parents prefer to educate their children at home. If you wish to do this, this page can h

If you'd like further information or help, fill in our online referral form or call us free on 0800 952 1000. Health and social care professionals should use our patient or client referral form.

This page provides information and guidance on making a request for a neurodevelopmental assessment. Please ensure you have read this information before you make a request. To make a request for a neu

Discretionary Housing Payment (DHP) is a scheme that can give you limited short term help with paying your rent. This is a short term emergency payment until you can find alternative housing or income

Independent travel is an invaluable lifelong skill. It builds confidence and self-esteem, widens a young person’s social opportunities and opens up their social circle. This information takes pa

Being a parent is an amazing job but it’s not an easy one. There are moments of great enjoyment and also times where parenthood is challenging. Every family is different and each can face different c